618-622 Ursulines St.

Act of Cash Sale. Sale for $2,400,000 for movables and immovables. All encumbrances cancelled immediately. Lots measure as follows: According to the survey of J. J. Krebs and Sons, Inc., Land Surveyor, the property forms the corner of Royal and Ursulines Sts. and measures thence 188' 6" 5''' front on Ursulines St. to a point, thence measures on a line running in the direction of St. Philip St. and parallel with Chartres St. a 1st distance of 95' 11" 0''' to a point. Thence measure on a line running in the direction of Chartres St. parallel with Ursulines and St. Philip Sts. a distance of 3' 6" 0'''. Thence measure on a line running in the direction of St. Philip St. parallel with Chartres St. a 2nd depth of 96' 5" 5''' to a point. Thence measure on a line running in the direction of Royal St. and parallel with St. Philip St. a distance of 64' 1" 4''' to a point. Thence measure on a line running in the direction of Ursulines St. and parallel to Royal St. a distance of 127' 8" 5''' to a point. Thence measure on a line running in the direction of Royal St. and parallel with Ursulines and St. Philip Sts. A distance of 39' 8" 4''' to a point. Thence measure on a line running in the direction of Ursulines St. and parallel with Royal St. a distance of 35' 2" 00 lines [0'''] to a point. Thence measure on a line running in the direction of Royal St. parallel with Ursulines St. a distance of 88' 2" 5''' to a point on Royal St. Thence measure on a line running in the direction of Ursulines St. and fronting on Royal St. a distance of 29' 10" 1''' to a point which said point is the point of beginning. The improvements now bear the Municipal Address No. 618-20-22 Ursulines St.

Sale for $500,000 cash. 618-620-622 Ursulines St. 1040 Royal St. 630 Ursulines St.

Sale for $500,000 cash. 618-620-622 Ursulines St. 1040 Royal St. 630 Ursulines St.

Designated as Lot 2 on survey by J. J. Krebs and Sons, Feb. 5, 1964, re-dated Aug. 20, 1967. Lot commences 27' 10" 6''' from the corner of Ursulines and Royal Sts. And measures 60' 7" 4''' front on Ursulines St. with a depth on the side line nearer Royal St. of 192' 8" 6''', then widens 3' 6" towards Chartres St. along a line parallel with Ursulines St., thence continues towards St. Philip St. 96' 5" 5''' to the rear line which measures 64' 1" 4'''. Impts. 618-620-622 Ursulines St.

One-half interest in Lot 2.

An undivided 1/3 interest.

Civil District Court, Division G, Docket 1. Be put into possession of entire estate including Lot No. 2.

Amendment to Sale of Property. Seller's intention was to include one third of the property plus all movable property. Appeared before Ed. B. Benjamin, Jr. Feb. 7, 1964.

Sale for $17,300 cash. An undivided 1/3 plus movables on property acq. June 1, 1946 (COB 547/68).

An undivided 1/3 interest.

Inherited.

Inherited.

Inherited.

"...a dwelling house and back buildings... which are bounded on Royal Street side by properties of J. B. Cajus, Adolphe Perrier, Mistress Bargas, E. Montegut, Argot Villalobas and J. Martel and on the Chartres Street side by properties of F. D'Aquin, S. Fernandez and G. Villere and in the rear by property of G. Gleises..."

"A lot of ground, designated as No. 2 on a plan by Joseph Pilie, C.E., dated January 23, 1846, deposited in the office of Lucien Hermann, Notary, measuring, 60' 7" 4''' front on Ursulines Street, 192' 8" 6''' in depth on side line nearest Chartres Street dividing it from said lot No. 1 on plan, 96' 5" 5''' on a second depth line on the side nearest Chartres Street dividing said lot from No. 3, and 64' 1" 4''' in width on the rear line."

"...the land situated on Ursulines Street measuring in F.M., 60' 2" front on Ursulines Street by 180' 6" in depth, conforming to plan by A. d'Hemecourt, dated April 8, 1833 (attached to act before T. Seghers - Vol. 6/292)... the land designated by No. 5... together with a house in brick of two stories, kitchen and other dependencies which exist on this land..."

Filed - Jan. 21, 1822; Passed - Dec. 19, 1821. A lot of ground situated in this city, Ursulines street, where these presents are making, measuring in the whole ninety five feet front on the said street by two unequal depths, the first on a front of sixty feet measures one hundred and eighty feet deep; and the second on the remaining front of the said lot measures ninety feet, the whole French Measure; which lot is bounded on one side by the properties of the Ursuline nuns and Mr. Desdunes, and on the other, by another lot belonging to the same estate, and by other owners, on which lot actually described there exists a large two-story brick house newly built, which measures about forty-three feet front by about fifty deep, having in the first story a large store fronting the street, and on the other side an apartment of two rooms divided by an inter-medial corridor with a gallery and a closet serving as a pantry on the same gallery and on the second story four rooms, an inter-medial corridor, a gallery and two closets with a wooden balcony, the whole roofed with a terrace, the whole in bricks which is divided in several rooms serving for strangers, in a kitchen, several rooms for servants and a bathing room, the whole new and in the best condition; appraised sixteen thousand dollars... $16,000. In the second place; A second lot of ground adjoining the first just described, measuring in the whole sixty feet front on Royal street and one hundred and twenty feet on Ursulines street... making the corner of those streets, on which lot there exists three houses, one of them a two story which are now described as follows: The first a two-story house fronting Ursulines street measuring about thirty two feet front by about twenty four deep, the gallery comprised, the said house covered with tiles and the gallery covered with stakes, divided in the two stories in two rooms gallery and closets, besides a brick building covered with tiles, of one story, divided into a kitchen and rooms, a wooden well and privy, the yard paved with tiles; that portion of measuring thirty-two feet two inches front on the said Royal street by one hundred and twenty-one feet deep, bounded on one side by the property of Mr. Grouny and on the other side by that of Charlotte Allegre a free woman of color, and in the depth by that of Mr. Coquet, appraised one thousand dollars. - $1,000. A. birth certificate from Church of St. Croix - Bordeaux 28 Dec. 1841 [sic]. B. marriage contract with Henriette Roche bef. Almonester 10 Feb. 1774 C. act of sale by Christoval de Armas 5 July 1819 from Wd. Eugene Fortier of lot on Ursulines St. D. contract between Magnon & Gurlie & Guillot 20 June 1819 "for building a two story-house in Ursulines St. for the price of fifteen thousand dollars at the foot of which a receipt of the said Gurlie and Guillot - - - Note: Mr. Magnon acquired the property by two acquisitions, as follows.

"...the land situated on Ursulines Street measuring about 50' front on the said Ursulines by about 180' in depth, F.M., bounded by property of the acquirer on one side and on the other side by properties of Moreau Lislet and Denis Laronde the lot is divided from the whole and let out separately. The second house is of one story, making the corner of the same lot, a frame one covered with tiles, divided in four rooms, a gallery an elevated closet and a small one below serving as a cellar, and another closet on the same gallery; and near this same house a one-story brick building covered with tiles divided in the first story into a kitchen and a room for servants, and two rooms for servants in the second story; a wooden well, the yard paved with tiles, the said one-story house measuring twenty-seven feet front on Royal street, and the same front on Ursulines street; this portion of the lot is divided from the whole and let out separately. -- The third house fronting Royal street is one-story brick building covered with tiles, divided into four rooms with double chimneys, a closet gallery, two cellars and two closets raised under the same roof & near the same house and for its use, a two story-brick building covered with tiles, both stories divided in four rooms serving as a kitchen and servants lodgings, a double privy in bricks, a wooden well, a yard paved in tiles, with a brick partition wall. The said lot of ground actually inventoried is bounded on one side by the lot first described in this inventory in Ursulines street, and on the other side, Royal Street, by the property of Jean a free negro man, the whole said lot appraised with its buildings thereon erected - ten thousand dollars... $10,000. In the third place: A naked lot in Royal street between St. Philip and Ursulines streets and in the depth by property of Etienne Debon... together with buildings, etc..."

Inherited from her husband.

"...a portion of land measuring 10' front on Ursulines Street by 180' in depth... bounded on one side by property of the acquirer and on the other side by the surplus of land which totals 60' front of the said Ursulines Street, and in the depth by property of Mr. Debon..."

From the suit of The Heirs of Lalande vs. the Heirs of Dubreuil.