618-624 Burgundy St.

Sale of "that certain piece of portion of ground...designated as Lot C-1B...measur[ing] 32 feet, 3 inches, 2 lines front on Burgundy Street, same width in the rear, by a depth of 95 feet, 11 inches BEPL."

[N.B. This record refers to 618-620 Burgundy, which now forms a portion of the larger primary address at 618-624 Burgundy.]

Sale of "that portion of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon...designated as Lot C-1-A...measur[ing] 32 feet, 3 inches, 4 lines front on Burgundy Street, same width in the rear, by a depth of 95 feet, 11 inches BEPL." See attached survey by Mandle Surveying, Inc., on October 5, 1994.

[N.B. This record refers to 622-624 Burgundy, which now forms a portion of the larger primary address at 618-624 Burgundy.]

Sale of "a certain lot of ground...designated as Lot C-1B...measur[ing] 32 feet, 3 inches, 2 lines front on Burgundy Street, same width in the rear, by a depth of 95 feet, 11 inches BEPL." See attached survey by Gilbert, Kelly & Couturié, Inc., on December 27, 1993.

Sale of "a certain lot of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon...designated as Lot C-1-A...measur[ing] 32 feet, 3 inches, 4 lines front on Burgundy Street, same width in the rear, by a depth of 95 feet, 11 inches BEPL."

Assignment of Leases and Rents affecting "a certain lot of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon...designated as Lot C-1-A...measur[ing] 32 feet, 3 inches, 4 lines front on Burgundy Street, same width in the rear, by a depth of 95 feet, 11 inches BEPL."

Sale of "a certain lot of ground...designated as Lot C-1B...measur[ing] 32 feet, 3 inches, 2 lines front on Burgundy Street, same width in the rear, by a depth of 95 feet, 11 inches BEPL."

Sale for $330,000 cash. Lots C and D became Lot C-1, which measures 64' 7" 0''' front on Burgundy St., same width in rear by a depth of 95' 11" 0''' b.e.p.l. Survey by Gilbert, Kelly and Couturie, Inc., June 24, 1980, resurveyed Oct. 28, 1982. Formerly Lot C and Lot D measured each 32' 2" 4''' front on Burgundy St. by 98' 4" in depth b.e.p.l. Sketch by Arthur de Armas Oct. 18, 1887. Also Lot A, 610-614-616 Burgundy St., which measures 53' 4" 6''' front on Burgundy St., same in rear by 95' 11" b.e.p.l. Survey by Gilbert, Kelly and Couturie, Inc., Oct. 24, 1980, resurveyed Oct. 28, 1982.

Grant of a Real Right. Burgundy Property Limited Partnership, Grantor, to Grantee: City of New Orleans on recommendation of the Vieux Carré Commission. The real right of said exterior, side and roof of the building should the Grantee require any improvements to be made. This work must begin within 30 days after a request has been made and granted. Lots 618-620, 622-624 and 610-614-616 all on Burgundy St. are included.

Lot A. "As is" condition, subject to encroachments.

COB 773B/393-440. Burgundy Property Limited Partnership, composed of General Partners Henry M. Lambert, R. Carey Bond and Partners in Commendam Barbara N. Massony, M.D., Harold A. Fuselier, Jr., M.D., William D. Hess, J. Michael Ribando, M.D. Articles of Partnership and Description of Property to be acquired; including: Lots 618-620 Burgundy St.; Lots 622-624 Burgundy St.; 610-614-616 Burgundy St.

Declaration of Title Change by Subdivision by Henry M. Lambert, Richard C. Bond. Lots C and D subdivided as C-1. James H. Couturie surveyor, Sept. 2, 1980.

CDC 79-6273. Lots C and D.

Civil District Court, Division E. COB 688/ 229-231. An undivided 1/2 interest in Lots C and D.

1/2 interest into 1/3 of Lots C and D, plus other properties.

Revocation of Donation. She rescinds donations made to George A. Nami, Jr. and Philip J. Nami, Sr. and re-vests in herself full ownership of real estate, many properties including 618-620 and 622-624 Burgundy St.

2 lots, among others. 618-620 Burgundy St. 622-624 Burgundy St.

4 lots involved.

Act of Revocation, by mutual agreement. 50 lots involved.

Donates irrevocably 1/3 interest each. Consideration. Donation $75,082, also subject to payment of mortgages and debts. (Many lots involved).

Civil District Court, Division B, Docket 5. Mrs. Beynout Batrous Sawaya, wife of George A. Nami, vs. George A. Nami. Judgment and divorce in favor of Mrs. Nami. 55 lots, including 618-620 Burgundy St. and 622-624 Burgundy St., recognized as separate and paraphernal property.

Payment of indebtedness of $80,000 by 61 lots transferred to Mrs. Nami (movables included).

Sale for $11,500 cash. Lots C and D, each measuring 32' 2" 4''' in depth b.e.p.l. on sketch by A. de Armas, Oct. 18, 1887, measurements being more or less.