618-620 St. Philip St.

An undivided 1/3 interest each. Said lot was separate property of decedent. Survey by Gilbert and Kelly, S., March 23, 1955. Lot measures 21' front on St. Philip St., same width in rear by a depth of 129' 7" 6''' b.e.p.l.

Other transactions: COB 529/615; 509/490; 501/644.

Original Act: 71/237 (included is an original act of A. Crosse, N.P. of Paris, France). Philippe Aime Le Goaster from the Succession of his parents, Elizabeth Gaillard and Erasme Le Goaster. Act reads, "Erasme Le Goaster is widower by first marriage of Elizabeth Gaillard whom he married in New Orleans in 1814, without having and marriage contract drawn between them. He and his wife were both citizens of the State of Louisiana. Mrs. Le Goaster died in the month of March of the year 1848, leaving as her sole and only heir Aime Le Goaster, her son, the present purchaser. After her death no inventory was made. The immovable property hereinafter designated was acquired by Erasme Le Goaster during the time of this marriage. The property included a house situated in the square of the City of New Orleans on St. Philip Street, between Royal and Chartres, and was purchased by Erasme Le Goaster from Charles Hatrel on September 12, 1836."

No American record exists.

No record is available.

Lot of ground situated on St. Philip Street, between Chartres and Royal, designated by No. 1 on a plan drawn by De Pouilly, Architect, February 4, 1834, measuring 21' on St. Philip Street by 127' 9-½" of depth, bounded on one side by the property of William Thomas Thompson, and on the other by the land of the vendor, together with the wooden buildings thereon.

Half-interest in a lot of ground, measuring 60' fornt by 120' of depth, F.M. Together with buildings.

Transfer of all Succession rights to his undivided half-interest.

Succession of Magdelaine Allemand to her natural children, Charles and Michel White, (f.p.c.).

Lot of ground 60' x 120' F.M. between the property of Mr. Nott and Mr. Abraham.

Note: No date given. Referred to in act of N. Broutin, 0/140, 22 March 1809.

One lot of ground, 60' by 120' F.M. bounded by the Widow Favre (Daunoy) and the Widow Conand.

One lot situated on St. Philip Street, 60' by 120' F.M. bounded on one side by the property of the Widow Favre (Daunoy) and on the other by the Widow Conand. The property was purchased by the vendors from Mr. Daunoy by an act before P. Pedesclaux in the year 1792.

Lot No. 92 granted to one named Barasson.

Lot No. 105 to one named Borasson [Barasson].

Lot No. 91 granted to Barasson called Laparace (Lapariere).