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This 248-acre tract was patented to John Trammel by Lord\n Fairfax in 1729. John Trammel's property descended to his son, Sampson, and then to\n Sampson's daughter, Susan Pinnit Cloud. A John Mills bought the property at auction in 1833\n for $2,537.60.","Circumstantial evidence indicates a residence on the property by 1840 when a building\n assessment of $200 first appeared in county tax records. John Mills whose name is listed in\n the 1840 U.S. Census for Fairfax County was the most likely occupant.","Augustine Newton bought the entire tract in 1843 and a year later made an agreement to sell\n 66 plus acres to William Harvey. This is the parcel of land we know as Cherry Hill Farm\n today. William Harvey is believed to have built the present-day farmhouse in 1845.","This was a highly speculative period for Virginia land. Northerners were drawn to Virginia\n by cheap land prices. Harvey paid $665.00 for the 66-acre property in 1845. After declaring\n bankruptcy, he sold the farm to George Steele for $1,950.00 in 1848. In 1856, William\n Blaisdell of Massachusetts purchased the property for $4,000.00 and moved his young family\n here.","In 1976, as the nation celebrated its 200th anniversary, there was a renewed interest in\n historic preservation. The City of Falls Church chose the restoration and preservation of\n Cherry Hill Farm as its special bicentennial project. It was a cooperative effort between\n the City and community groups. While the City owned the land and buildings the Friends of\n Cherry Hill Foundation was founded to furnish the house and barn. Extensive research and\n time went into acquiring appropriate furnishings for this Greek Revival style house and\n mid-19th century barn. 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