932 Bourbon St.

Lot measures 23' 3" 5''' actual (23' 0" 4''' title) front on Bourbon St., a depth on side line nearer St. Philip St. of 101' 7", a 1st depth on the opposite side line of 58' 8", thence at a right angle a distance of 2', thence at a right angle a 2nd depth of 42' 11" to the rear line which measures 21' 3" 5''' actual (21' title). Survey by Gilbert, Kelly and Couturie, Sept. 3, 1976.

Resale for $92,000, terms.

Sale for $115,000 cash.

Through Eureka Homestead Society. Appraised at $9000.

Appraised at $9000.

Lot of ground with buildings and improvements thereon in 2nd District, Square 57, bounded by Bourbon, Dumaine, St. Philip and Royal Sts., designated as lot No. 4, on a plan by L. Surgi, Surveyor, April 16, 1847; said lot measures: 23' 4" front on Bourbon St., by 101' 7" in depth on the side line separating it from lots, 1, 2, & 3, the other side line being of the same depth but receding 2' at a distance of 58' 8" and measuring 21' on the back line.

Her 1/2 interest in said property.

Transfer of title upon payment of loan of $1,200.00.

Declaration of part ownership. Declaration by Mrs. Helena Martenstein, widow of John O'Donnell that her sister, Miss Helena Martenstein is part owner of said property.

That the said property purchased by Mrs. Elizabeth Sabalot as per COB 141/149, would be transferred to Mrs. Helena Martenstein, widow of John O'Donnell, upon payment of $1,200.00, the sum paid for the purchase of the property.

The Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs. E. O. Martinstein, et al.

$5600 for this property and bank stock. Original act. Lot of ground in Bourbon Street, between Dumaine and St. Philip streets, designated by number four on a plan by Louis Surgi, April 16, 1847, having, in American measure, 23' 4" front on Bourbon Street, by a depth of 101' 7" on the line which separates it from lots one, two and three, the other side being the same depth, but receding 2' at the distance of 58' 8" and measuring 21' on the back line. Together with the buildings and improvements thereon.

Edward Martin vs. Victor Martin, et al. Lot of ground, with buildings and improvements which consist of two-story brick house, covered with slates, and a two-story kitchen, also of brick.

$5,004.02, including bank stock. Lot of ground in Bourbon Street, between Dumaine and St. Philip Street, designated by the number 4 on a plan by L. Surgi, having, American measure, 23' 4" front on Bourbon Street, by a depth of 101' 7" on one side. With buildings and improvements thereon.

[No record of this succession could be found.]

An irregular lot of ground in Bourbon Street, between Dumaine and St. Philip streets, having 60' front on Bourbon Street, by 120' in its whole depth, closing at 31' 9" in forming a right angle of 94' 6" depth on the side next to the property of the purchaser and to that of Bellone Guiloite, f.w.c., and resuming in a direction perpendicular to Bourbon Street as far as it meets the property of Mme. Widow Dupré by a line 25' 6" long, bordering the property acquired by Messrs. Gurlie & Guillotte, having 51' perpendicular to Bourbon Street, and all conforming to a plan drawn by Tanesse, August 4, 1817, which is hereunto annexed.