524 St. Philip St.

St. Philip St. 524.

St. Philip St. 524, Unit 1A.

COB 758D-74-81 Consideration: exchange of land. 2nd District, Lot 19, of Square 21, bb. Chartres, Decatur, St. Philip and Dumaine St., surveyed by John E. Walker, Sept. 21, 1973. "Lot 19, commencing at a distance of 175' 9" 2''' from the corner of St. Philip St. and Decatur St., measures 24' 9" on St. Philip St. side of 58' 2" 3''', thence 2nd depth on the oblique line of 17' 4" 5''', thence 3rd depth of 54' 9" to the rear line which measures 29' 10" 2''' parallel to St. Philip St., opposite side line nearest Chartres St., 1st depth 58' 2" 3''', 2nd depth on an oblique line of 19' 7" 4''', 3rd depth 54' 9" to the rear line. Municipal No. 524 St. Philip St.

N.A. 191888. Sale for $110,500 cash. "A writ of seizure and sale... for the Parish of Orleans in the matter entitled: The Bank of New Orleans and Trust Co. vs. Peter A. Plaia." C.D.C. after all legal delays did sell on Feb. 12, 1976, Lots 19 and 21, 2nd District.

Resale for $128,000, terms. Lots 19 and 21.

Sale.

Sale for $35,000 cash. An undivided 1/2 interest in and to two lots, with impts., 2nd District, designated as Lots 19 and 21, Square 21.

Lots 19 and 21.

Lots 19 and 21.

Sale for $30,000 cash. From Succession CDC 257-265. Four lots in which Lots 19 and 21 are included. A lot of ground, impts., 2nd District, Square No. 21, bb. St. Philip, Chartres, Dumaine and Decatur Sts., designated by No. 19 on plan by L. Surgi, Nov. 12, 1848 (?) (now Plan No. 10 of Book 56 of Notarial Archives). Lot measures 24' 9" front on St. Philip St., 58' 5" in depth b.p.l. from front to rear of main bldg. on side lot, from thence said side line widens, in an oblique line or direction towards Chartres St. 17' more or less, until it reaches the front wall of rear bldg., and from thence b.p.l. at right angles with St. Philip St., and said lot has further depth of 53' 11" 4''' to rear line which measures 29' 10" 2'''. 524 St. Philip St.

Resale for $3000, terms. Two lots, Nos. 19 and 21.

Sale for $3000 cash.

The remaining undivided half is divided as follows: 2/3 of said half to A 1) Mrs. Angeline Mangano, wife of Sam J. Cimo 2) Mrs. Lucy Mangano, wife of Henry J. Cimo 3) Mrs. Mary Mangano, wife of Camille Onorato. B) and further that Mrs. Mary Mangano, wife of Camille Onorato, gets the remaining 1/3 of the 1/2 of decedent's estate.

Lot of ground with buildings and improvements in 2nd District, Square 21, bounded by St. Philip, Chartres, Dumaine and Decatur streets, designated by the No. 19 on a plan by L. Surgi, Dy. Surveyor, November 12, 1848 (now plan No. 10 of book 56 of Notarial Archives) and measures according thereto: 24' 9" front on St. Philip St., 58' 5" in depth b.p.l. from front to rear lines of main building on said lot; from thence the said side line widens in an oblique direction towards Chartres St., 17' more or less, until it reaches the front wall of the rear building and from thence b.p.l. at right angles with St. Philip St., said lot has a further depth of 53' 11" 4''' to the rear line which measures 29' 10" 2'''.

$6000 for this and other property.

$4000 for this and other property.

Original Act.

This lot is a part of the property purchased from the Succession of Dominique Bouligny.

A lot of ground with the three story brick house and other improvements thereon, in St. Philip Street, between Levee and Conde streets, measuring 75' front on St. Philip Street, of which front, 65' on the side next to Levee Street, measure 121' in depth, while the balance of said lot measures only 62' in depth.

Lot of ground, or site, in St. Philip Street, between Levee (Decatur) and Conde (Chartres) streets; bounded on one side by the property of Mme. Widow Noye, and by that of Joseph de Fuente, and on the other by that of Mr. Urtubise; the said site measures 120' 9" front, of which the 60' on the side of the property of Mr. Urtubise have a depth of 121', and the 70' 9" on the side of the property of the Widow Noye have a depth 62'. This sale was made by virtue of a Judgment of the Parish Court, July 13, 1816, in the case of Mme. Bouligny against Mlle. Le Blanc, et al.

Inventory filed June 22, 1816. Appraised at $3000. The Inventory does not give any record of a prior acquisition, and the Conveyance Office Records began in the year 1827, therefore no further acquisitions are available.