Located in Ellendale, Tennessee, Cedar Hall was built by Dr. Sam Bond. He named the home, "The Avenue", for the row of cedars leading to its entrance. Today the home is known as Cedar Hall. In 1870, the Shelby County property passed to an Englishman, Edmund Orgill. Orgill founded a firm handling hardware, tools, and agricultural implements. The Orgill family lived in this home for thirty-five years. Orgill Brothers is still in business today.
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