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| A major portion of this square was sold at public auction to Joseph (Jose) Deville Degoutin (Bellechasse) on Feb. 26,1795 from succession sale of Pedro Carlos Petroux. Colonel Bellechasse sold off the land in small lots over several years. This sale includes Lots 23043; 23049, [Lot A]; 23050-01 [Lot 11]; 23051-01, [Lot 12]; 23051-01 [Lot 13]; 23052-01; 23052-02, [Lot 17]; 23053 [Lot C]; 23054, [Lot 17]; 23055; 23056; 23057; 23058; 23059; 23060(3-4-5); 23061; 23062; and PT7. Other lots may have been included.(Note ref. for this statement may be found in Pierre Pedesclaux 26/899.) |
Josefa de St. Maxent Osorno who bought the largest lot was the daughter of Colonel Gilberto Antonio St. Maxent, a military engineer who had a business partnership with Pierre Leclede, founder of St. Louis. These two men along with Chouteau had a monopoly on the fur trade in the Missouri region during the Spanish Era (1868-1803). Josefa’s sisters married Louisiana Governors Bernardo Galvez and Don Luis de Unzaga. The local branch of this family lives on this square until 1878. |
A large portion of this square is a playground named Cabrini Park The space was for many years occupied by the public school McDonough #15. It stood here until the present McDonough #15 was built on St. Philip Street. Many buildings were demolished in 1939 to clear more space for the park. | |
One house on this square, that at the present address 919 Governor Nicholls Street may be the oldest house in the French Quarter. After construction and legal difficulties this house was finished in 1784, four years before the first great fire of the Spanish era. It stands today on the same brick walls with a gabled roof that has replaced the hipped roof of the colonial style. | |
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Lots start on the street at the top of the graphic above and move clockwise around the block, but starting at the lowest address on each street. |
| 1775 | Alexo Lasmartie from Andres Bernard. |
| 1778 | Pedro Carlos Petroux from Alexo Lasmartie.Corners of Dauphine and Burgundy fronting on Hospital (Gov. Nicholls) St., on which is built a principal high house on a brick wall with its warehouse and other buildings, all in good condition. |
| 1795 Feb. 26 |
Public auction Jose Deville Degoutin from succession sale of Pedro Carlos Petroux. (This sale includes Lots 23043; 23049, [Lot A]; 23050-01 [Lot 11]; 23051-01, [Lot 12]; 23051-01 [Lot 13]; 23052-01; 23052-02, [Lot 17]; 23053 [Lot C]; 23054, [Lot 17]; 23055; 23056; 23057; 23058; 23059; 23060(3-4-5); 23061; 23062; and PT7). (Note ref. for this statement may be found in Pierre Pedesclaux 26/899.) |
| 1796 May 9 |
Mme Maria Chauvin Krebs from Jose Deville Degoutin Bellechasse. (P.P.27/218) |
| 1850 |
The house on this lot was built some time before 1850. |
| 1795 Feb. 26 |
Public auction Jose Deville Degoutin. |
| 1800 Sept 3 |
Louis Dufilho from JDDB.(S. de Quinones) |
| 1810 | Jose Antonio La Rionda from Louis Dufilho. | 1830 |
The house on this lot was built ca. 1830 by Francois Correjolles. |
| 1800 | A portion of land, 60' front on Burgundy St. about 180' in depth, sided by Mr. Prampin, other side by vendor JDDB |
| 1800 Sept 3 |
Louis Dufilho from JDDB. (or 1808? See below) (S. de Quinones 10/649) | 1810 |
A house on this lot was built ca. 1810-1812 - Jose Antonio LaRionda. |
| 1811 | House Built ca. 1811 |
| 1887-1930s | First Mixed school in New Orleans - Professor Medard Nelson. |
| 1940-1983 | NORD Children’s Museum (Cabrini) Collection of dolls Cabrini Center. |
| 1795 | A portion of land, 60' front on Burgundy St. about 180' in depth, sided by Mr. Prampin, other side by vendor JDDB. |
| 1808 Sept 3 |
Louis Dufilho from JDDB. |
| 1811 | House Built ca. 1811 |
| 1887-1930s | First integrated school in New Orleans - Professor Medard Nelson. |
| 1939 | Vacant lot. |
| 1940-1983 | NORD Children’s Museum (Cabrini) Collection of dolls Cabrini Center. |
| 1795 Dec. 5 |
A portion of land, 60' front on Burgundy St. about 180' in depth, sided by Mr. Prampin, other side by vendor JDDB.(Ref. P.P. 26/900) |
| 1801 April 18 |
Charles De La Chaise from JDDB.. Lot corner of Barracks and Burgundy Sts. 90" on Barracks by 120" on Burgundy. (P.P. 38/241) |
| 1829 | House built ca. 1829 by a Marie Laveaux. |
| 1839 | Bought by city, buildings razed for playground. |
| 1939 | Vacant lot. |
| 1801 April 18 |
Charles De La Chaise from JDDB. Lot corner of Barracks and Burgundy Sts. 90' on Barracks by 120' on Burgundy. (P.P. 38/241) |
| 1801 April 18 |
Charles De La Chaise from JDDB. Lot corner of Barracks and Burgundy Sts. 90' on Barracks by 120' on Burgundy (P.P. 38/241) |
| 1805 April 24 |
Jean Baptiste Prampin from Charles De La Chaise (P.P. 50/405) |
| 1939 |
Cottage demolished. |
| 1801 April 18 |
Charles De La Chaise from JDDB. Lot corner of Barracks and Burgundy Sts. 90' on Barracks by 120' on Burgundy. (P.P. 38/241) |
| 1805 April 24 |
Jean Baptiste Prampin from Charles De La Chaise. (P.P. 50/405) |
| 1801 |
(Lot B) Charles de la Chaise from JDDB |
| 1807 Dec. 9 |
House and lot 60' front Dauphine by 120' front Garrison (Barracks).(La. Courier p3c4) |
| 1808 May 12 |
Earle and Torres from Patton and Mossy. Public Auction. |
| 1808 May 15 |
Eugene Macarty from Waters Clark and Ricardo Relf, Syndic of creditors of Samuel D. Earle and Joseph Torres. Includes a house situated on the corner of Dauphine and Barracks. (S de Quinones) |
| 1810 | Mrs. Eulalie Mandeville (fwc) from Eugene Macarty. |
| 1833 | House built 1833 by François Correjolles. |
| 1847 | Drauzin Barthelemy Macarty from Mrs. Eulalie Mandeville. |
| 1883 | McDonogh School #15 built (building remains there until 1952?) |
| 1795 Dec.5 |
Mme Josepha de St. Maxant Osorno, acting for her husband from JDDB. 150' on Dauphine. (P.P. 26/900) |
| 1795 |
Mme Josepha de St. Maxant Osorno, acting for her husband from JDDB. 150' on Dauphine. (P.P. 26/900) |
| 1795 Feb 26 |
Public sale of goods belonging to the succession of Carlos Peyroux which was conducted before Nicholas Maria Vidal, Lt. Governor, Auditor de Guerra and assessor. (P.P. 26/899) |
| 1795 March 20 |
Mme. Helene Soileau Fusillier from JDDB.(P.P.) |
| 1808 |
One story house built by A. Michel. |
| 1864 |
Two story house built prior to 1864. |
| 1910 |
Two story house demolished 1910? |
| 1798 Sept. 18 |
Pierre Galvez (fmc) mortgages to Francisco Ramon Canes 1/2 lot 30' front on Dauphine by 120' depth. (P.P.) |
| 1851 Sept. 18 |
2 story built for Mme. Desforges 1851. (P.P.) |
| 1939 Sept. 18 |
2 story house demolished. (P.P.) |
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| 1818 |
Built 1818 by Louis Gallaud. |
| 1939 Spring |
Cemented brick cottage demolished. |
| 1807 Dec.9 |
60' Dauphine by 120' on Garrison (Barracks) (La Courier p3c4) |
| One story with gardens built for Earle and Torres. .A house and lot (estate of Mr. J. Earle) on Garrison St. The house has 6 apartments (rooms), a large gallery round nearly the whole back part, a good kitchen with three rooms for servants. The house is frame inlaid with brick, a tile roof and now in good repair... A fine yard with several fruit trees, the house has lately undergone a complete repair, the two front rooms are neatly papered. 30' garrison by 120' depth | |
| 1808 May 12 |
Earle and Torres from Patton and Mossy. Public Auction together with larger portion of ground. |
| 1808 May 17 |
Eugene Macarty from Waters, Clark and Ricardo Relf Syndic of creditors of Earle and Torres (Samuel D Earle and Joseph Torres) (S de Quinones 10/582) |
| 1849 |
Two story house built 1849 |
| 1939 Spring |
Two story house demolished. |
| 1781-Jan. 31 | Plan of house to be erected by Mauricio Milon. |
| 1782-July 22 | Legal argument over moving and re-erecting a house that was formerly on Bayou St. John. Gabriel Peyroux de la Roche Molive vs. Mauricio Milon from Spanish judicial records. Peyroux says work so poor house uninhabitable. Milon claims Peyroux is poor at paying him. (LHQ 19/p255) |
| 1784 | House is finished. It still exists in modified form. |
| 1785 June 17 |
Alexo Lasmartie from Andres Bernard The house with land has been part of an exchange of convenience between family or business partners, returning to Peyroux family in 1787. (Ref: F. Rodriquez 11/118). |
| 1787 Jan. 30 |
Pedro Carlos Peyroux from Alexo Lasmartie Corners Dauphine and Burgundy fronting on Hospital (Gov. Nicholls) St. on which built a principal high house on brick wall with its warehouse and other buildings all in good condition. (F. Rodriquez 11/118). |
| 1795 | M. Josefa de St. Maxant Osorno, acting for her husband Joachim Osorno from JDDB. House on lot 150' on Hospital 120' front and depth on Dauphine St. [1833 succession sketch by Pilie annexed to act.(F. de Armas 41/15)] |
| 1798 May 21 |
Mme. Isabel Roche St. Maxant from Josepha St. Maxant y Osorno. House at Hospital and Dauphine Sts. (P.P. 31/368) |
| 1818 | French and English School. (La. Courier June 19,1818 p3c4) |
| 1797 Jan 31 |
Antoine Abat from JDDB. A lot situated on the street of the Bayou (Gov. Nicholls St.) 30' front 120' depth. (P.P. 29/59) |
| 1795 Feb. 26 |
Cyrille Fazende from JDDB. (P.P.) |
| 1798 | Jan. 16, JDDB from Cyrille Fazende. (P.P. 29/25) |
| 1798 Jan. 31 |
Antoine Abat from JDDB 30' by 120' depth. (P.P. 29/59) |
| 1795 | François Roche Blave from JDDB (Ref.: P.P. 47/325) |
| 1796 May 9 |
Mrs. Maria Chauvin Krebs from JDDB. 50' front Gov. Nicholls by 100' on Burgundy. |