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Conveyance. Dated July 28, 1885. Consideration:	Compromise	and
Settlement.
This is a very lengthy document, being a notorial act passed before J.D. Taylor, a Notary.Public of Orleans Parish, Louisiana.
It sets out at great length the agreement entered into by and between the heirs at law of John Nicholas Gerarfly, deceased, regarding the estae of said decedent which consisted of a considerable amount of property in the City of New Orleans, La., and an undivided one-half interest in two tracts of land in Bay St.Louis, Mississippi, described in the deed abstracted at Iten No. 10 of this abstract. The said compromise agreement was effected at a family meeting and conformed to an order or decree of the Civil District Court of Orleans Parish, Louisiana. In said settlement Mary Elizabeth Girardy was given the one-half interest of said John Nicholas Girardy, deed., in and to the two tracts of land at Bay St.Louis, Hancock County, Mississippi, which are fully described in this instrument. Said Ernest Munchow, as Guardian aforesaid, and Mrs.
Amelia Xoenig, Joined by her husband, Jacob Koenig, convey unto the said Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kuntz, widtow of John Nicholas Gerardy, deceased, all their rights, titles and interests in the said undivided onc--half interest in said two tracts of land.
FiHffld for record Aug. 21, 1885, and recorded Sept. 1, 1885, in Book K, pages 77 $$ - 86, of the Hancock County Deed Records.
Warranty Deed. Dated Sept.2,1889. Consideration: $500.00 cash.
Mr8. Mary Elizabeth Kuntz, widow by first marriage of John Nicholas Gerardy, deceased, now the wife of Christian Conrad Struth of New Orleans, La., authorized and assisted by her said husband, Conveys the one undivided half part, right, title, share and interest in and to a certain portion of land, situated, lying and being within the corporate limits of the city of Bay St.Louis, Hancock County, State of‘Mississippi, and described as follows, to-wit; - - - - ( first tract of land not embraced in this abstract!).	Also another tract of land described as follows:
_____( same description as at Item No. 10 of this abstract.)
Together with all the improvements and houses and orchards, gardens, fences,-etc.
Acknowledged Sept. 2, 1889, before J.D.Taylor, a Notary Public of the City of New Orleans, Orleane Parish, Louisiana. Official seal affixed.
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Mar y Elizabeth Struth (seal) ) Christian C. Struth (seal) ))
To .
Ernest Munchow	)
Ernest Munchow, Tutor of his minor children Catherine, Emile, Louisa and Mary Elizabeth Munchow; Amelia Koenig nee Gerardy and Jacob Koenig, her husband To
Mary Elizabeth Kuntz, widow of John Nicholas Gerardy, deceased