633 Royal St.

Royal St. 633.

Lot X begins 64' 5" from St. Peter and measures 14' 3" 5''' front on Royal St. by a depth of 127' 10" 5''' b.e.p.l. Also Lot Y in same square.

Original Act: 47/122. Sketch of property lines drawn by George de Armas, Surveyor and Civil Engineer, dated October 13, 1909, attached to this act. Note: Here this becomes part of a large, irregular lot which today is composed of Lots No. 18647 and 18646.

Refers to the larger lot.

Refers to the larger lot.

From the Succession of her brother. Half interest. Refers to the larger lot.

From the Succession of her mother. Half interest in old number 147-151 Royal Street. Refers to the larger lot.

Original Act: 82/358. Refers to the larger lot.

Original Act: 0/114. 2nd District Court No.5370. Refers to the larger lot.

Refers to the larger lot.

Plan showing lot portions and ownership, as of this date, of Royal Street and half each of St. Peter and Toulouse streets.

Refers to larger lot.

"Plan of a portion of ground on which are brick buildings having a story, [a two-story structure in today's parlance], situated on Royal Street, northwest, between St. Peter and Toulouse, belonging to the Succession of Mme. Widow Poree, nee Foucher." Sketch drawn by Joseph Pilie, Surveyor. Refers to larger lot.

Probate Court, 1833 Sept. 24. Heirs to the Succession of Mme. Louise Foucher Poree. Heirs to the succession of Thomas Poree, Jr., undivided one-third. "The improvements comprise a main house facing Royal Street, kitchen and other buildings. The house and dependencies presently sold were purchased by Mme. Louise Foucher Poree from Antoine Cavelier by an act before Michel de Armas, March 24, 1818. The property now sold was composed of the three portions of land purchased by Antoine Cavelier at various times, as follows: 1: The house and dependencies on a lot of 45' more or less, fronting Royal Street and having a depth of 120' were purchase conjointly by Antoine Cavelier and Joseph Montegut from Andre Roche by an act before J. B. Garic, April 14, 1777. Mr. Cavelier became proprietor of the totality when he purchased the undivided half interest from Joseph Montegut by an act before Leonard Mazange, Dec. 18, 1780. 2: The 13' 7" front on Royal Street by a depth next the side of St. Peter Street to the lot already described had been purchased by Antoine Cavelier as the highest bidder at a public sale made on June 4, 1809 by William G. Garland, former Sheriff of the Parish, after seizure in the case of James LeDuc and Robert Dow vs. Leonard Lemelle, Victoire Deslande, Felicite Durand, and Charles Noel, which sale is registered in the records of the Superior Court of the Territory of New Orleans, June 9, 1809. 3: The final portion which is the depth of the property presently sold measures 15' on a line parallel with St. Peter Street by 75' in depth, is a part of a lot of 15' fronting on St. Peter Street by 150' of depth, purchased by Mr. Cavelier at a public sale of goods belonging to the Succession of Baptiste Pomet, as will be more fully explained by transaction before Pierre Pedesclaux, February 12, 1791. Mme. Poree purchased this land from Antoine Cavelier in 1818.

Refers to the larger lot. "...the said site adjoining the property of Messrs. Renaud and Garic on one side and on the other side by Labatut and a portion of the property which Mr. Antoine Cavelier sold to his son, Mr. Zenon Cavelier, the act for which is going to be passed today..." Sketch defining lots and tracing ownership of property, with emphasis on the Cavelier land, from 609-611 Royal to the St. Peter Street corner, dated March 24, 1818, annexed to this act. Note: Here the property returns to its previous identity as a single lot and is merely Lot No. 18646 again.

From Sheriff in suit entitled "Jacques Le Duc and Robert Dow vs. Leonore Lemelle, Victoire Deslondes, Felicite Durand and Charles Noel, (heirs of Louis Carriere)."

Agreement between Antonio Cavelier, and Pedro Richoux [Henrique Roche?] concerning the property Pedro Richoux acquired from Manon Durand. The dimensions of the property Pedro Richoux bought from Manon Durand are 13' 7" front on Royal Street on Royal Street to a depth of 70' and thereafter a width of 16' 2" to the full depth of 120'.

Judgment was rendered this date correcting the act of sale of Feb. 17, 1777 and fixing the frontage of this lot to conform with the frontage of the little house located thereon; being 13' 7".

"A certain lot of ground, with the improvements thereon on Royal Street, the house of posts and brick measuring 20' front by 10' deep on a lot 20' front by 120' deep, bounded on one side by that of Antonio Marmillion; being the same property which was inherited by the vendor from his grandfather, Andres Roche." Note: The following transaction, while it seems to divert from the smooth transition in this case history, does obviously refer to this piece of property. Perhaps this sale did not go through, or something occurred in the interval to make possible the subsequent sale by Henrique Roche to Manon Durand. This accords a direct link to the original grantee, Andres Bertaut. For this reason it is being recorded here.

"Two houses situated, one on Royal Street and bounded by lots owned by Antonio Mermillion and by San Martin. This house was acquired by inheritance from his grandfather, Andres Bertaut, as stated in his will..."

Unassigned.

Lot No. 142 granted to Sieur Manard.

Lot No. 190 granted to Nicolas Chibault and Pierre Poumit, soldiers. Marginal note: "To Andre Bertaut."