800 Indian Hill Road

Current Owner: Virginia Cook Marquett	Date Fr: 1954	Date To:
Original Owner: Virginia Cook Marquett	Date Fr: 1954	Date To:
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Story 1:	Property consisting of 2 1/2 acres was originally part of the James Iuen Dairy Farm. This acreage was purchased by his daughter Elizabeth Iuen Cook about 1940 and purchased by Virginia Cook Marquette in 1953.
	From Village Views May 1998 article. "Virginia Marquette lives in an old potato patch at the lower confluence of Indian Hill and Old Indian Hill Roads; at least that's what it was when her grandfather, James Iuen, farmed it nearly a century ago. Iuen held 75 acres of prime land which encompassed the area up to Indian Ridge and 25 additional acres down at Drackett Field. He ran a business too - the Walnut Creek Dairy, which had cows scattered over surrounding hills until dawn, when Virginia's mother Edith would have the job of rounding them up for their morning's milking. ... Dairy employees and deliverymen often lived in cottages on what is now Fieldstone Drive. They would convey their horse and wagons to area homes, delivering milk, which was dipped out of huge containers for the housewives."
	"As a child, Virginia lived in the 'house on the hill' at the point of Old Indian Hill and Indian Hill Roads, built by her grandfather in 1900." She attended Terrace Park Elementary and High School.

Story 2:	The original Iuen came from Austria to France and from there on the Dido to New York City in 1838 bringing 3 sons and daughters. From there they came all by water to the Cincinnati area: up the Hudson River to Albany, Erie Canal to Buffalo, Lake Erie to Cleveland, Ohio Erie Canal to Portsmouth, Ohio River to Cincinnati. This took 3 weeks at 4 miles an hour. They rested 2 days and then went to New Boston (now Owensville) where they bought farms. (More information in the TP Historical Society file)
Story 3:	Paul and Virginia Marquett had one daughter, Carol Ann Marquett Glover, born August 16, 1951, died January 30, 2006. (more info in March/April Newsletter of the Greater Milford Area Historical Society)
Story 4:	When the Iuen house had a fire in January 1924, they rented the schoolhouse and lived there until repairs could be made. (see more in the TPHS archives)