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| | Welcome to Dead Space: St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, Tremé History |
 | | In 1756 Morand extended his holdings to include the area bounded by Governor Nicholls, St. Bernard, Galvez, and Rampart, and in 1774 his era came to a close when he sold his land to Pablo Moro and his wife Julie Prevot. |
 | | 3 By 1780, most of the area had been acquired by Claude Treme, the husband of Madame Moro's granddaughter and the namesake of the area. |
 | | This land was given further value when in 1794, the Baron de Carondelet, Spanish Governor of Louisiana, decided to create a canal, "half a league long" from Bayou St. John to the town. |
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