630-632 N. Rampart St.

Sale for $42,000, terms. Lot 24 or B commencing 64' 9" from the corner of N. Rampart and St. Peter Sts. and measuring 30' 2" front on N. Rampart St. by a depth of 32' b.e.p.l. Plan annexed.

Sale for $60,000 cash. Lot 24.

"A portion of ground, designated as letter "B" on a plan of C. A. de Armas, June 1, 1862 deposited in Notarial Archives of Orleans Parish as plan NO. 69, Book 45, and according thereto, said portion measures 30' 2" front on N. Rampart Street by a depth b.e.p.l. of 32'. Also, according to survey by Gilbert and Kelly, Surveyors, April 17, 1945 annexed hereto."

Other transactions: COB 112/449.

From her husband.

Act missing.

"...lot of ground measuring 94' 11" 8''' front on Rampart by 32' front on St. Peter Street... house of brick and improvements thereon... " Present day Lots Nos. 19008 (A) or 640 N. Rampart Street - 1042 St. Peter Street; 19032 (24) or 630-632 St. Peter Street.

Charles Janin had had the lot built upon, and he bought the lot in two pieces, as follows: The first measuring 32' front on St. Peter Street by a depth of 50' on Rampart Street from Mr. Dumee (Lot NO. 19008 (A)) and the second portion from Antoine Loze measuring 45' on Rampart Street by 32' in depth (Lot No. 19032 (24)).

"A lot measuring 45' front on Rampart Street by 32' in depth."

"A lot of ground measuring 90' front on St. Peter Street by a depth of 95' front on Rampart St." Present day Lots Nos. 19008 (A) or 640 N. Rampart - 1042 St. Peter Street; 19032 (24) or 630-632 Rampart Street; 19009 or 1038 St. Peter Street; 19010 or 1030 St. Peter Street.

Plan by Joseph Pilie, dated October 20, 1820, showing division of several lots of land situated at the corner of Rampart and St. Peter streets, belonging to Mme. Seuzeneau, designated by Nos. 1 thru 5.

Sketch showing a portion of land forming the corner of Rampart and St. Peter streets, measuring 89' 1" front on Rampart by 155' in depth and front on St. Peter. This survey was made at the request of Pierre Seuzeneau, the vendor, by an act before H. Lavergne, dated May 11, of the present year, to Mme. Marie Aimee Delery, his wife.

From her husband. Note: This lot was part of the square which formed the ancient cemetery of the city. A plan by Carlos Laveau Trudeau, General Surveyor under the Spanish Government, June 1801, shows this square divided into twelve lots, designated by Nos. 1 to 12 and the anmes of the persons who purchased these lots from the Municipality of New Orleans. The original plan is located in the archives of Pierre Pedesclaux, Notary, in a file entitled "Diligencias practicadas para el remate del antiguo cementerio" No. 323, year 1800. A copy of this plan is attached to an act of T. Seghers, dated December 1, 1835 - Vol. 13/700. This plan was thus made in the year 1800 for the sale which was ordered by the Spanish Government to the profit of the Municipality of New Orleans, and which was held the 19 August 1801, at the time the cemetery was transferred elsewhere. Pierre Seuzeneau acquired this lot which has been formed with Lot No. 8 on the above mentioned plan.

"...designated as Lot No. 8... "

Cemetery.