514-516 St. Philip St.

"A lot, etc., 2nd District, designated as Lot 24, Square 21, bb. St. Philip, Decatur, Dumaine and Chartres St. Lot 24 commences at a distance of 101' 9" 2''' from the corner of Decatur and St. Philip Sts., measures 45' title, 48' 7" 2''' actual, front on St. Philip St., same width in rear by a depth of 62' 3" 4''' b.p.l. on survey by Gilbert and Kelly, Surveyors, Nov. 20, 1979, copy annexed before A. Andry, III, N.P. Municipal No. 514 St. Philip St.

Resale for $52,800 cash. Mrs. Marie (a/k/a Maria) Alvarez, divorced wife by 1st marriage of Albert P. Simmons, 25th J.D.C., No. 22-206, wife by 2nd marriage of Wlater J. Grather, Jr.

Sale for $52,800 cash.

N.A. 354107 "It is ordered that Irene Corsiglia, wife of Albert Heckmann, be recognized as the spouse in community heir at law and universal legatee of Albert Heckmann, and as such sent into possession of his entire estate and in particular his undivided half interest in the hereinafter described properties. It is further ordered that petitioner, Edna Johana Meyer, wife of William F. Bryan, be recognized as the surviving child of the deceased Irene Corsiglia Heckmann, and as such is entitled to an undivided 1/3 interest in the estate hereinafter described of Irene Corsiglia, wife of Albert Heckmann. It is further ordered that petitioner Marie Alvarez, wife of Walter Grather, be recognized as the sole legatee of the deceased Irene Corsiglia Heckmann, and as such is entitled to an undivided 2/3 interest."

Resale for $15,000, terms.

Sale for $15,000 cash.

Resale for $11,300, terms.

Sale for $11,300 cash.

Resale for $9400, terms.

Sale for $9400 cash.

Resale for $3500, terms.

Sale for $3500 cash.

Sale for $6750, terms.

Terms. Lot of ground with buildings and improvements thereon in 2nd District, Square 21, bounded by St. Philip, Chartres, Dumaine and Decatur streets, said lot measures: 40' front on St. Philip St., by 62' 3½" in depth b.p.l.

Resale. Terms.

Sale.

Delivery of Legacy.

Original Act: 44/311 Lot of ground, with all buildings and improvements thereon. This property was inherited by the vendor from Mrs. Marie Anne de Mony, widow of Jean Louis Arnaud.

Before A. Halphen, notary in Paris, France, February 12, 1858. Second District Court, New Orleans, La., August 31, 1859. Names as universal legatee in the last will, and as such put in possession of the estate by a judgment rendered by the Second District Court of New Orleans.

Olographic Will February 15, 1845 Deposited in office of M. Floret, notary in Paris, France. Named as universal legatee of her husband.

This lot of ground is composed of a (1) Lot purchased by Pierre Hurtubise from Francois Bernoudy in December 1808, and (2) A portion of the corner lot purchased from the same source, in 1804.