1000 Royal St.

Civil District Court, Division B, Docket 1. Judgment of Possession. Jennie Ruffino Evola placed in possession of an undivided 5/6 of property and usufruct of 1/6; Agatha Evola, wife of Earl J. Frisard, receives an undivided 1/6 as forced heir. Lot 21 forms corner of Royal and St. Philip St., measures 19' 9" front on Royal St. by a depth and front on St. Philip St. of 85' 1" b.e.p.l. Municipal No. 1000 Royal St. Appraised at $50,000.

Transfer of property. Said transfer the result of a counter-letter.

Title in name of Nicolo Evola only for convenience. Counter-Letter vests full title of property to Giacomo Evola.

Impts. 1000 Royal St.

Designated as Lot 21 on survey by Gilbert and Kelly, June 23, 1927, re-surveyed and brought up to June 3, 1943, copy of which is annexed to act of John H. Hammel, June 15, 1943, said lot forms corner of Royal and St. Philip streets, measuring 19' 9" front on Royal Street by depth and front on St. Philip Street of 85' 1". Other transactions: COB 534/370; 525/539; 525/427; 504/212; 473/625; 449/155; 450/15; 424/213; 339/140.

Inherited.

"...buildings and improvements consisting of a three-story brick house covered with slates, containing on the ground floor a large room used as a store, with gas introduced in the same and a vestibule and four rooms in the upper stories; a brick back building containing two rooms and a gallery, privies, etc.; the yard is neatly paved with smooth flags and the water is introduced... "

Corner Royal & St. Philip Sts. Three-story brick house, two-story brick kitchen, brick stable, and coach house. Cost: $14,000.00 Specifications: 3 pp. separate Note: March 14, 1829 contract card. Both concern this lot.

"A certain lot or parcel of ground situated at and forming one of the corners of Royal and St. Philip streets, measuring 60' front on Royal Street by 101' in depth and fronting on St. Philip Street, the whole in F.M., now or late, of Pierre Martel and on the other side by property, now or lately, belonging to Jean Gleises. Together with a large three-story new brick building thereon, divided into three contiguous houses, each of the three houses being composed of one store on the ground floor, one parlor and one dining-room on the second story, two bedrooms on the third story and one spacious garret. One of the said three houses to wit: The ones adjoining that at the corner having no kitchens, nor servant's rooms attached thereto; the house at the corner having a three-story back building composed of two rooms below, two on the second story and two on the third story destined for kitchen and servant's rooms; and the house at the end of the said lot and fronting Royal Street having a back building similar to the preceding one, with the only difference that the first is like the main building covered with slate and the latter covered with flat tile." Present day Lots 22767 or 1004-1006 Royal Street; 22768 or 1000 Royal Street; and a small portion of 22769 or 625-627-629-631 St. Philip Street.

Corner Royal & St. Philip Sts. 29' x 101' No description of bldg. Information obtained in T. Seghers, N.P., June 25, 1834; Act is a release brought about by a Supreme Court Case "Villalobos vs. Mooney" which Mooney won. Note: See P. Lacoste March 2, 1838 contract card. Concerns same lot. Note: N.P. record destroyed by fire.

Correjolles & Chaigneau to build kitchen for H. Landreaux, Jr. at Royal and St. Philip. Accepted Vol. 16 - Act 746, 30 June 1831. (Adjoins Mr. Martel). Balcony with turned columns. $2,200.00. Sketch of plan attached.

Tax List, 1st Ward (Wilson Collection). Lot No. 38 in the name of Mr. Landreaux located between Mme. Widow Bienvenu at No. 37-1/2 and Mr. Vienne and Hamelin at Nos. 39 and 40.

The map lists "Monrouge" at lot No. 105.