932-934 St. Peter St.

Sale of "a certain lot of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon...designated by the Number Four...measur[ing] "thirty-five feet two inches and four lines front on St. Peter Street, by the same width in the rear, by one hundred and twenty-eight feet, two inches and six lines in depth BEPL."

St. Peter St. 932-34.

Sale of "a certain lot of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon...designated by the Number Four...measur[ing] "thirty-five feet two inches and four lines front on St. Peter Street, by the same width in the rear, by one hundred and twenty-eight feet, two inches and six lines in depth BEPL." See attached survey by Mandle Surveying, Inc., on February 6, 1992.

Sheriff sale of "a certain lot of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon...designated by the Number Four...measur[ing] "thirty-five feet two inches and four lines front on St. Peter Street, by the same width in the rear, by one hundred and twenty-eight feet, two inches and six lines in depth BEPL."

Assignment of "a certain lot of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon...designated by the Number Four...thirty-five feet, two inches and four lines front on St. Peters Street, by the same width in the rear, by one hundred and twenty-eight feet, two inches and six lines in depth, BEPL."

Lot 4, or Lot E.

Lot 4 measures 35' 2" 4''' front on St. Peter St., same width in rear by 128' 2" 6''' in depth b.e.p.l.

Lot No. 4.

Resale.

Sale for $7000 cash.

Lot No. 4.

Act of Partition between Jeanne Magnard and Georgette Magnard, wife of John S. McGuire. 932-934 St. Peter St. to Georgette Magnard McGuire. Other properties involved of equal value.

Judgment. An undivided 1/2 to each to 9 properties including Lot 4 or E. Lot measures 42' 1" 4''' front on St. Peter St. by 126' 2" 6''' b.e.p.l.

Sale of four lots.

1/8 portion of 6 lots in Sq. 89. Lots E and F on St. Peter St., C and D on Burgundy St. and A and B on Toulouse St.

Judgment of Successions. Valentine and Virginie Avegno were the children of Anatole Placide Avegno who died in this city on April 18, 1862, leaving them as his sole heirs. His succession was opened in the 2nd District Court in May 1862. The minor Valentine Avegno died in this city on March 11, 1866, aged about 6 years. Her mother and sister were placed in possession of this particular property, which is part of that purchased by the minors from George Binder. By judgment rendered by this Second District Court, May 3, 1866, the mother inherited 1/8 interest and her sister 7/8 interest. This act was later transferred to the Civil District Court No. 1664.

Donation to her daughter. Valued at $2000. 1/8 portion of Lots E (old 124-126 St. Peter St.), and F (old 122 St. Peter St.) plus portions of other lots.

Original Act: 70/29. 6 lots. Lot E or 4 valued at $2800. These lots were purchased by George Binder from the Estate of Philippe Avegno at a public auction and are the same that Bernard Avegno, Testamentary Executor of the Succession of Philippe Avegno, has sold to Mr. Binder by act under private signature dated Aug. 22, 1862. By another act before J. Cuvillier, N. P., dated Feb. 8, 1864, Vol. 70, Act 34, Mrs. Rosa Canonge, wife of George Binder, renounces all her rights to the property in favor of the minors, Virginie and Valentine Avegno.

2nd District Court No. 18,037 transferred to No. 43,405. Several lots of ground. Two lots situated on St. Peter St. Lot 8 measures 41' 1" 2''' front on St. Peter St. by 128' 2" together with all improvements, appraised at $2800 and Lot 7, 32' 8" 25''' by 103' 10" 6''', appraised at $1800 at public sale. These lots are composed of portions of land purchased by Philippe Avegno as follows.

2nd portion facing St. Peter St. Appraised value 5000 piastres. A lot of ground situated in St. Peter St., north east side between Dauphine and Burgundy Sts., measuring 42' front F.M. as far as a depth of 117', thence 32' in width by 61', having thus a total depth of 178'. The lot is bounded on the Burgundy St. side by the assignees of Blaise Puche and on the other by property of Mr. Avegno and on the line of depth by that of Mlle. Macarty. Together with all constructions and dependencies. This lot was purchased by Mr. Genois during the Community which existed between his wife and himself from Marcos Tio, by an act passed before P. Pedesclaux, N.P., Aug. 21, 1806. The said lot sold conforms to a plan drawn by Lafon on July 28, 1805, relatives to the titles of said property and which plan has been delivered to Mr. Avegno. Mr. Genois became sole owner of the property by an act passed before Philippe Pedesclaux, N.P., May 7, 1825, wherein a partition was effected between Bernard Genois and the heirs of Mrs. Catherine Morant Genois, of all the property belonging to the said community.

2nd portion facing St. Peter St. Partition between the heirs of Mrs. Catherine Moran Genois and Bernard Genois. In order to effect an amicable partition between the heirs of his deceased wife and himself of the community formerly existing between them, Messrs. François Dutillet, ___ Roux and Claude Gurlie, all 3 experts, were named to appraise the property belonging thereto. Included in the portion allotted to Bernard Genois is the house built on a lot situated on St. Peter St., having 42' facing the street by 178' in depth. Deduction was made of a parallelogram of 10' by 61' in one of the 2 angles of the depth. Appraised at $1200.

Genois listed. 2nd portion facing St. Peter St.

2nd portion facing St. Peter St. Original Act: 53/629 (verso). A lot of ground situated on St. Peter St. 42' by 178' in depth. Bounded on 1 side by property of François Monon and Blaise Puche on the other and in the depth by Bartheleme. Said lot conforms to the plan by B. Lafon, July 28, 1806 relative to the titles and has been delivered to the purchaser, Bernard Genois.