508-516 Bourbon St.

Commercial lease of "[t]he property...measuring in American measure 64 feet, 0 inches front on Bourbon Street, by 127 feet in depth on the sidelines. The improvements thereon bear the Municipal Numbers 522 and 522-1/2 Bourbon Street." The lease in favor of 522 Bourbon, L.L.C. (and renewal every ten years) begins on November 1, 2008 and expires at the end of October 2018. [N.B. "Specifically included as part of the Leased Property is the courtyard which lies between the buildings which bear municipal nos. 522 and 516 Bourbon Street."]

N.A. 37651 An undivided 1/5 of 3/4 interest and 1/6 of 1/4 interest. Lot measures about 60' front on Bourbon St. by about 120' in depth.

N.A. 372977 One-half each of decedent's 1/48 interest in property.

N.A. 260270 CDC 77-458 consolidated with CDC 76-7344 The interest of both decedents in property. Property valued at $325,000.

An undivided 1/5 of 3/4 interest and 1/6 of 1/4 interest. Usufruct to Mrs. Marie Latreyte, widow of Charles Barthelemy, Mrs. Lucille Latreyte, widow of Alfred Plassan, Mrs. Shirley Latreyte, wife of Richard Giraud.

COB missing. 1/5 of 3/4 interest and 1/6 of 1/4 interest in equal proportions. Usufruct to Mrs. Marie Latreyte, widow of Charles Barthelemy, Mrs. Lucille Latreyte, widow of Alfred Plassan, George E. Latreyte.

1/5 each of 3/4 interest. Property appraised at $100,000.

1/2 each of decedent's 1/24 interest.

3/8 interest.

1/2 each of 1/4 interest. Appraised value $10,000 [or $15,000].

Decedent's 1/24 interest.

1/6 each of decedent's 1/4 interest.

1/5 interest each.

1/5 interest (in equal proportions) in several properties (real and personal). Note: William Anglade sold out his interest while Succession of Antonin Anglade was being probated.

Bounded on one side towards St. Louis St. by the property of Jean Jourdan and on the other side by that of J. M. Rouzan. Known as No. 106-108 Bourbon St.

Sheriff's sale in suit entitled: Hippolyte Piquet et al. vs. Mrs. Clara Ollier, widow first of Jean Charles Mace, wife second of E. LeFranc.

"A land in this city on Bourbon Street ... having 60 feet front on Bourbon Street by 120 feet depth F. M., on the St. Louis Street side touching the property of Mr. Jacques Meffre Rouzan and ending on the respective property of Messrs. Jean Baptiste Lepretre and William Nott. Together with all the brick structures found thereon, their dependences and appurtenances, rights,...the lot of land and buildings presently sold belong to the said Mr. Samuel Kohn, to wit: the buildings for having them built himself."

This document states that the purchaser Samuel Kohn as having constructed the buildings thereon. "In the year 1831 and after the death of Mrs. Victoire Maroteau, deceased wife of the said Mr. Modeste Lefebvre, a suit of partition was begun by the latter against his children and grandchildren, and after the prescribed legal publications the property was offered at an Auction Sale...the 31st of March of the same year." Other transaction: March 30, 1831, by order of Probate Court.

"Court of Probates...I will expose to sale for the account of the Succession of the late Victoire Maroteau, wife of Modeste Lefebvre; to wit: a lot of ground, situated in Bourbon Street between St. Louis and Toulouse streets, measuring 60 feet front by 120 feet in depth, with the buildings thereon."

The land hereon designated as having 60' front on Bourbon by 120' in depth, as well as all the rights they may have on the old wooden buildings found on the said land. From Jean B. Colla, et al., heirs of Dame Adelaide Maroteau, widow of Jean Baptiste Colla, Sr.

The map lists "Moreau" at this site.