1108-1112 N. Rampart St.

Sale of "[o]ne certain lot of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon....measur[ing] 63 feet, 10 inches, 0 lines front on North Rampart Street, with a first depth on the Governor Nicholls Street side of the property of 85 feet, 3 inches, at which point the lot widens along a line parallel to North Rampart Street a distance of 42 feet, 7 inches, 4 lines, and thence a second depth on the Governor Nicholls Street side of the property of 159 feet, 9 inches, 4 lines, at which point the lot narrows along a line toward Governor Nicholls Street a distance of 38 feet, 4 inches, 3 lines and thence a second depth on the Ursulines Street side of the property of 3 feet, 2 inches, 7 lines, with a width in the rear of 67 feet, 10 inches, 4 lines."

Sale of three parcels of land, including 1108-1112 N. Rampart.

Transfer of four lots, including Lot No. 18. The lot measures 63' 10" 0''' actual front on N. Rampart, 163' 7" 2''' in depth on the Governor Nicholls-side, 25' 3" 0''' in the rear for first measure, 3' 2" 7''' at right angles toward N. Rampart, thence a 2nd measure of 38' 4" 3''', continuing on the rear line, a depth of 159' 9" 4''' actual on the Ursulines-side. See annexed survey of Gilbert, Kelly & Couturié, November 13, 1984.

An undivided one-third (1/3) interest. See related judgment (No. 186202), filed in Division "G" of the Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans, LA.

Lots No. 17 and No. 18. See related survey of Gilbert, Kelly & Couturié, dated November 13, 1984.

"A lot of ground, with buildings and improvements, measuring 63' 10" 5''' front on N. Rampart Street, 159' 9" 4''' depth on the side nearest Ursulines Street, thence at right angles towards Gov. Nicholls Street 39' 0" 9''', thence at right angles towards Burgundy Street 3' 2" 3''', thence 24' 10" 3''' on a line parallel with Rampart Street, by depth on the side nearest Gov. Nicholls Street of 163' 7" 2'''."

See related COB 559/613.

Inherited.

See related COB 126/727, COB 124/336.

"A lot of ground, measuring 63' 10" 5''' front on Rampart Street by 152' 7" 4''' in depth on one side and irregular depth on the other side, together with a handsome and agreeable family residence, having on the second floor a large hall, parlor and dining room, with a sliding door and pantry. In the upper story hall, two bedrooms with dressing closets and a large balcony fronting on Rampart Street. A two story brick building adjoining the main house, having on the ground floor, kitchen, three servants rooms, bathing room, cellar, and in the upper story, five bedrooms and balcony. Gas in the main house with chandeliers, stable, shed, waterworks, brick well, cistern, privy, etc. Also ornamental garden containing fruit trees and flowers."

Mme. Delphine Forstall purchased two lots from the succession of Placide Forstall, as described below: (1) A lot of ground measuring 40' front on Rampart by 110' depth F.M., with all improvements. This lot was designated by the No. 2 on the plan by Joseph Pilié, dated March 13, 1828 and forms part of the front portion of present-day 1112 N. Rampart (No. 23158). (2) Another lot of ground in the same square, measuring 42' 7" 4''' front on Ursulines by 131' 5" 2''' depth on the side nearest Rampart and 106' 6" 7''' on the opposite side-line, at which depth the lot widens 3' 10" 3''' towards Burgundy and thence has a depth of 24' 10" 3''', so that the lot measures 45' 9" 7''' width in the rear. This lot forms present-day lot 1025 Ursulines (No. 23162) and the rear portion of present-day 1112 N. Rampart (No. 23158). A copy of this plan drawn by Louis Pilié and dated January 17, 1859 is located in Planbook 68.2 of the New Orleans Notarial Archives. This lot is also designated by the No. 5 on plan by Joseph Pilié, dated March 13, 1828. The other front portion of present-day 1112 N. Rampart (No. 23158) was purchased by Placide Forstall from Adolph W. Pichot, and this was part of lot No. 3 designated on a plan of Joseph Pilié, dated March 13, 1828. It was also shown on plan by Cosmier, dated July 15, 1844. [N.B. This property was composed of three lots of ground, designated as No. 2, No. 3 and No. 5 on a plan by Joseph Pilié, dated March 13, 1828. It was annexed to the Notarial Act of Felix de Armas, N.P., March 13, 1828, Vol. 14/412.]

Refers to the rear portion of this property. "A lot of ground measuring 42' 7" 4''' front on Ursulines Street by 131' 5" 2''' on the line nearest N. Rampart Street by 106' 6" 7''' on the side nearest Burgundy Street at which depth it widens 3' 2" 3''' towards Burgundy Street and thence a further depth of 24' 10" 3''' and a rear depth of 45' 9" 7'''. The whole in conformity with a plan of Joseph Pilié, City Surveyor, dated January 19, 1859, together with all buildings thereon....[the p]lan may be seen in Plan Book 68, Folio 2 in the Notarial Archives. This lot was also designated by No. 5 on plan by Joseph Pilié, dated March 13, 1828." [N.B. This property forms modern-day 1025 Ursulines (No. 23162) and the rear portion of 1112 N. Rampart (No. 23158).]

Refers to the rear portion of this property. See related judgment (No. 11578), filed in the Fifth District Court for the Parish of Orleans, LA.

Refers to the smaller, front portion of this property. "A lot of ground measuring 21' 3" 6''' front on N. Rampart Street by 127' 10" 5''' in depth, according to plan by Joseph Pilié, dated March 13, 1828." [N.B. There is a break in the record here. It has not been authenticated, but it is possible that Adolphe W. Pichot purchased this property from Armand Pitot. The chain of title resumes in 1833 showing Mr. Armand Pitot as the contemporary owner of this property.]

Refers to the rear portion of this property. "[A l]ot designated as No. 1 on plan of Cosmier, Engineer, dated July 15, 1844 and designated as No. 5 on plan of J. Pilié, dated March 13, 1828."

Refers to the larger, front portion of this property. "A lot of ground measuring 40' front on Rampart Street by a depth of 110', F.M., together with a two story brick building, a brick kitchen and other dependencies, bounded on the side of Hospital Street by property of Jean Labadie and on the other side by property of Armand Pitot." See related judgment of "Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs. Adolph W. Pichot."

Refers to the rear portion of this property. "[The l]ot designated by No. 5 on plan by Joseph Pilié, dated March 13, 1828, bounded by properties of John Garnier and A. W. Pichot on the side nearest Rampart Street and by property of Justine Doriocourt on the side nearest Burgundy Street and in the rear by that of Jean Labadie."

Refers to the smaller, front portion of this property. "Two lots of ground with all dependencies, designated by Nos. 3 and 4 on plan by Joseph Pilié, dated March 13, 1828. Lot No. 3 measures 40' on Rampart Street and 110' depth. Lot No. 4 measures 43' 4" front on Rampart Street by 110' front and depth on Ursulines Street."