524-528 Madison St.

Assumption of mortgages. Two certain lots of ground with improvements situated in the Second District, Square 23, bounded by Madison, Chartres, Decatur and St. Ann streets, designated by the letters "K" and "L" on a sketch of Gilbert and Kelly, Surveyors, dated May 2, 1929. Lot K. measures 20' 10" 4''' front on Madison Street, same width in rear, by a depth of 65' 8" b.p.l. Lot L. measures 20' 10" 4''' front on Madison Street same width in rear, by a depth of 65' 8" b.p.l. and begins at a distance of 137' 2" from the corner. The improvements bear the Nos. 524-529 Madison Street. [Assessment lot 9.]

French Market Homestead Association vs. Oscar Cook.

Sale by order of Civil District Court in matter entitled Succession of Jean F. Schweitzer, No. 33492 signed June 6, 1892.

Lots appraised value $3,750.00

Original Act: 35/152 Lot No. 19, 20' 10" 4''' front on Madison Street between Decatur and Chartres Street by a depth of 65' 8" b.p.l. Lots 21, measures 20' 7" 4''' front on Madison Street by a depth of 65' 8" b.p.l. The property is bounded on one side by the property of Mrs. Lalaurie or assigns and on the other side by property of L. Maret or assigns, and in the rear by property of Mrs. de Pontalba or her assigns.

Original Act: 10//266 Two certain lots with buildings and improvements.

Partition between Mrs. Annette Minet, widow of Jean Schweitzer and Jean Francois Schweitzer. By this act of partition No. 14638 of the Civil District Court a division of the property left by Jean Schweitzer was made and Jean F. Schweitzer, minor was placed in possession of lots on Madison streets Nos. 19 & 21.

Original Act: 42/17 Two lots with buildings.

According to the order of the 5th. District Court dated June 3 & 4th, 1847 the property belonging to the Succession of Louis Barthelemy Macarty was exposed for sale the City Exchange. The lots sold are described as follows: One lot of ground situated on Madison Street measuring 20' 10" 4''' in front by 65' 8" of depth. Together with the main house and other buildings bearing the Municipal No. 19. Another lot adjoining the one described above measuring 20' 7" 4''' front on Madison Street by a depth of 60' 8" together with a main house and other buildings bearing the Municipal No. 21. These two houses are leased until Sept. 30, 1847 to a person named Carouna at $37.50 each per month. Lot 19 was sold for $3,800 and lot 21 for $4,000.

Letters Patent No. 67 and 81.