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Front Footage and owners from left to right in 1930s
Current Residential addresses to right

96     Fitzpatrick Estate (Current Blue Rose)                                                              120
----------------------------------------------(Demetz Avenue extends from Second St)
80     Mrs IL Simpson                                                                                   118
78     Miss E.M. Dale                                                                                   116                                                                                     
42     Mrs JC Liversage                                                                                110
----------------------------------------------(Clarke Avenue extends from Second St)
75     GP Brandt                                                                                              
50     Mrs Nellie Lang
86     Mrs Nellie Lang
77     Barksdale (Garage shown in black on bottom-right corner) this is the current site of Storage Units

Market Street

     Barksdale, Ware’s Garage site shown on corner of Market and Beach Blvd.

A Public Market House in 1835
      In 1835, after the death of freed Negro, former slave, Charles Asmard had willed his vast acreage to his heirs, Sheriff John Brill dedicated a 15-foot vertical slice of his own property which ran north-south from the Gulf shores.  The same amount of right-of-way land adjoining his property was appropriated from an heir of Charles Asmard.  The combined right-of-way portions provided a north-south roadway from Bayou Portage to the Gulf in order to allow the Brill's to build a Market Place and allow farmers, sheepmen, and traders a means of accessing the Market House.

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