908-910 Bourbon St.

An undivided 1/2 interest each of decedent's interest in property. Lot measures 33' 11" 1''' front on Bourbon St. by depth of 127' 10" 5''' b.e.p.l. Survey by Gilbert and Kelly, Sept. 20, 1948.

Decedent's 3/8 interest in property.

Resale for $3,500, terms. Lot of ground with buildings and improvements thereon in 2nd District; square 57, bounded by Bourbon, Royal, Dumaine and St. Philip Sts., designated by the No. 1, on a plan by L. Surgi, May 8, 1848, annexed to an act passed before C. V. Foulon, N.P., Dec. 9, 1848; according to said plan this lot measures: 33' 11" 1''' front on Bourbon St., by 127' 2" 5''' in depth b.p.l.

Sale.

Her 1/2 interest in said property.

His 1/2 interest in said property. Note: As per COB 145/266 Claude Schweitzer died and left his interest to Jean Schweitzer. No record could be found of his Succession in Civil Courts or Conveyance Office.

1st District Court No. 1775. A lot of ground together with all buildings, measuring 33' 11" 1''' fronting on Bourbon Street, between Dumaine and St. Philip streets and having a depth of 127' 2" 5'''.

A portion of land on Bourbon Street, between St. Philip and Dumaine streets, having in French measure, 95' 6" front on Bourbon Street and 120' depth, together with the various buildings thereon. This portion of land has been subdivided into three lots, each having measurements in French of 31' 10" fronting on Bourbon Street and 31' 8" width on rear line, all according to plan of J. Pilie, June 3, 1835, on which the lots are designated as Nos. 1, 2, 3.

Probate Court, March 5, 1831. Two lots with buildings on Bourbon Street, between St. Philip and Dumaine streets, having in French measure 95' 6" front on Bourbon Street and 120' depth, also a width on the rear line of 95'; bordered on one side by other properties belonging to the Succession and on the other side by the property of Mr. Page and in the depth by property of Widow Roche. This sale is made with rights to all buildings with the exception of those constructions elevated by Mr. Irare, who is now located on the property and who has the right to demolish same.

A portion of land situated on Bourbon Street, measuring 95' front on Bourbon Street and 120' depth. The property is bordered by the properties of Etienne Debon and Etienne Greffin.

A lot of ground with buildings, situated on Bourbon Street, measuring 95' front on Bourbon Street and 120' depth, bordered by properties of Etienne Debon and Etienne Greffin. Mrs. Lanzos had acquired this property from Pierre Gueno, for the account of Mr. Cucullu, in consideration of the sum of $7,000 which she advanced, with the agreement between Mr. Cucullu and herself that upon reimbursement she would transfer this property to his account. Ratification of this was made by act under private signature, and said signatures were acknowledged by act before John W. Townsend, Notary of Mobile, Ala., June 9, 1836. Copy annexed to act of L. T. Caire, Notary, June 29, 1836.

A lot of ground situated on Bourbon Street, together with all buildings thereon, measuring 95' front on Bourbon Street and 120' depth. Bordered by property of Etienne Debon on one side and on the other side by property of Etienne Greffin. Purchased by Pierre Gueno in two portions.

A lot situated on Bourbon Street, 50' front on Bourbon Street and 120' depth, bordered by the lands of the late Bayona, on one side and on the other side by the lands of Estevan Roquigny. This portion of land was acquired by Geromo La Chiapella from Jose Maria de la Barra, by act before Pedro Pedesclaux, Notary in the year 1790.

A lot of ground situated on Bourbon Street, 45' front on Bourbon Street and 120' depth, bordered on one side by property of Juan Ramon Cane, and on the other side by the lands of the purchaser. The land was inherited by Gabriel and Catherine Meldonce, from their father.