Notes for: John Maris
Cambridge Chronicle 8 Nov 1851:
TRUMPINGTON. - Thomas Lee, of New Town, Cambridge, was charged by John Maris, of Trumpington, with trespassing in search of game, on land of Frances Maria Sophia Campbell, at Trumpington, on the 22nd ult. - Fined £2, and £1. 1s. expenses, or 3 months imprisonment.
Cambridge Chronicle 1 May 1852:
On Friday night week, the hind quarters and one shoulder of a shearling ram were stolen from the sheepfold of Mr. John Maris, of Trumpington. Fifteen pounds reward offered.
Cambridge Chronicle 17 Jul 1858:
Long-Wool Shearling Rams.
Mr. J. CARTER JONAS is Instructed to SELL BY AUCTION at the Fair, BUTT GREEN, CAMBRIDGE, on SATURDAY, July 24, 1858, at One oclock,
16 Excellent and Pure Bred Long-Wool Rams,
The Property of, and Bred by Mr. John Maris, of Trumpington.
Cambridge Chronicle and Journal, 13 Aug 1859: To be sold by auction by Mann & son, . . . 15 very superior Long-Wool Rams, bred by John Maris, Esq., of Trumpington.
Bury and Norwich Post, 25 Aug 1868: Preliminary notice of important agricultural sales, by Mr J Carter Jonas.
On Friday, the 8th of September, 1868 at Trumpington, Cambs. All the highly valuable live & dead farming stock. The noted flock of long-woolled sheep, a herd of remarkably fine shorthorn cows and heifers, and other effects, by the direction of the executors of the late Mr John Maris.