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was appointed by the two proprietors as the first governor of New Jersey. Philip
Carteret designated Bergen as the first capital of the colony. However, it became difficult for the two proprietors to collect the quitrents. As a result, on March 18, 1673, Berkeley sold his share of New Jersey to two
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The original people of the region of some 13,000 years left behind advanced hunting implements such as bows and arrows and evidence of an agricultural society. The region has probably been continually inhabited from that time as other tribes migrated to the area. At the time of the
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Columbia Academy stood here until it was replaced by the first of three public
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and under threat of attack, forced the provisional surrender of the colony by the Dutch. The
English received little resistance due to West India Company's decision not to garrison the colony. Nicolls took the position of deputy-governor of
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first settled in what is now Monmouth County as early as 1664. They established the first Quaker meeting in Shrewsbury, now
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to take over the area. In September 1664, an English fleet under the command of Richard Nicolls sailed into what is now
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to resolve the dispute without having to resort to court (as Quakers tried to resolve such issues among themselves).
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between the two colonies existed for the 26 years between 1678 and 1712. Determination of an exact location for a
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there was no such religious freedom. In return for land, settlers paid annual fees known as
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were founded as part of the colony. In 1655, the Dutch asserted control over the territory.
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were founded in the Province. In 1746, The College of New Jersey (now
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started soon after the 1609 exploration of its coast and bays by
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1530:"Jersey City Past and Present | New Jersey City University"
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was often a matter of dispute, as was the border with New York.
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New Jersey City University: Chronology of History of New Jersey
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Oldest Quaker Meeting House in New Jersey, Seaville, New Jersey
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concluded the war and ceded New Netherland to the English.
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between 1638 and 1643, is one of the oldest still standing
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in the south, settlement and population grew along what
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1574:"GLOUCESTER COUNTY NJ - Swedesboro and Woolwich History"
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Many major battles were fought in New Jersey during the
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Upper Meeting House of the Baptist Church of Middletown
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as professor of theology marked the beginning of the
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to two friends who had been loyal to him through the
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256:, establishing the oldest municipality in the state.
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List of Bergen, New Netherland placename etymologies
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colonists settled parts of the present-day state as
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2603:The Early Dutch and Swedish Settlers of New Jersey
1924:"The United States of America and the Netherlands"
1390:before and after the Declaration of Independence.
622:secured a charter in 1766 for Queens College (now
598:After the final transfer of power to the English,
252:, and in 1661 granted a charter to the village at
248:, "re-purchased" the entire peninsula known as
2596:The Dutch and Swedes on the Delaware, 1609-64
1395:List of delegates to the Continental Congress
8:
2659:"New Jersey's Cultural Resources: 1660-1810"
1711:Thorpe, Francis Newton (December 18, 1998).
479:With this sale, New Jersey was divided into
2645:. New Jersey State Archives. Archived from
2207:Rauchfuss, William H. (September 1, 1930).
2048:http://www.oldbrickchurch.org/history.html
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494:border between West Jersey and East Jersey
463:Border between West Jersey and East Jersey
293:, on the east side of the Delaware River.
2235:"Ridgefield English NeighborhoodReformed"
2209:"The Reformed Dutch Churches of Paterson"
1464:"How Scheyichbi Really Became New Jersey"
2552:Dec. 1970, Vol. 88 Issue 4, pp. 215-226.
1552:A Brief History of New Sweden in America
1433:List of colonial governors of New Jersey
1364:. The college was named after his wife
389:to his brother, the Duke of York (later
1848:"Council of Proprietors of West Jersey"
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2253:Tales and Towns of Northern New Jersey
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618:called the "Dutch Belt". The American
193:Manhattan situated on the North Rivier
2616:New Jersey Emigration and Immigration
2605:(Princeton: D. Van Nostrand Co. 1964)
2103:"Ponds Reformed Church - Oakland, NJ"
1406:New Jersey in the American Revolution
7:
1438:British colonization of the Americas
1360:ministers with a Royal Charter from
626:), where the appointment in 1784 of
240:'s mismanagement. In 1658, the last
2686:Pre-statehood history of New Jersey
2564:"Walking Tour of the Bergen Square"
2297:Brecknell, Ursula C. (April 1986).
1970:, NUGI 470, Uitgeverij Balans, 1999
1904:Golway, Terry (December 24, 2006).
1754:, but rather after the wife of Sir
1010:Alloways Creek Friends Meetinghouse
2598:(University of Pennsylvania. 1930)
1443:Toponymy of Bergen, New Netherland
1428:Director-General of New Netherland
1356:) was founded in New Brunswick by
1096:Arney's Mount Friends Meetinghouse
1081:Chesterfield Friends Meeting House
632:New Brunswick Theological Seminary
242:Director-General of New Netherland
131:), encompassed the valleys of the
14:
2691:History of the Thirteen Colonies
2154:"Ridgewood Old Paramus Reformed"
2013:"Tappan: A Walk Through History"
1869:. New York, NY. pp. 117–8.
1812:. New York, NY. pp. 114–5.
1687:"New Jersey: Tricentennial flag"
1291:History of slavery in New Jersey
1984:"New Jersey Historical Society"
1685:Jan Mertens (13 October 2008).
1485:Indian Tribes of Hudson's River
983:Bordentown Friends Meetinghouse
2664:. www.nj.gov. pp. 199–219
1798:, retrieved December 15, 2005.
1661:De wereld van Peter Stuyvesant
1054:Greenwich Friends Meetinghouse
954:Woodbury Friends' Meetinghouse
940:Seaville Friends Meeting House
117:colonization, the area of the
1:
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1121:Trenton Friends Meeting House
1110:Copenney Friends Meetinghouse
1040:Evesham Friends Meeting House
923:built in New Jersey include:
112:Abbott Farm Historic District
78:Treaty of Westminster in 1674
2371:"Greenwich Orthodox Friends"
2346:"Smith Friends Meetinghouse"
2255:, Rutgers University Press,
2060:"Belleville Second Reformed"
1487:(3rd ed.). Hope Farm Press.
1239:St. Peter's Episcopal Church
1204:Ye Olde Yellow Meeting House
874:Religious Society of Friends
311:Treaty of Westminster (1674)
2489:anamericanfamilyhistory.com
2031:"Hackensack First Reformed"
1906:"Reclaiming the Revolution"
1269:St. John's Episcopal Church
1254:St. Mary's Episcopal Church
589:Schraalenburgh North Church
457:Division into East and West
108:Minisink Archeological Site
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2468:baptisthistoryhomepage.com
1865:Murphy, Andrew R. (2019).
1810:William Penn : a life
1808:Murphy, Andrew R. (2019).
1758:, and was founded in 1664.
1663:(in Dutch). Archived from
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1350:Peter Van Brugh Livingston
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882:Seaville Meeting House in
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2190:"Pompton Plains Reformed"
1794:by The Avalon Project at
1511:(New York: Random House)
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1374:was founded in 1766. The
893:Trenton Meeting House in
415:Lord Berkeley of Stratton
222:, though they maintained
49:European colonization of
23:C. A. Nothnagle Log House
1912:– via NYTimes.com.
1608:(New York: Random House)
1483:Ruttenber, E.M. (2001).
1167:Cohansey Baptist Church
430:Concession and Agreement
381:gave the region between
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2327:. www.njchurchscape.com
2251:Beck, Henry Charleton,
2136:firstreformedchurch.net
2132:"First Reformed Church"
2107:pondsreformedchurch.org
1731:"Slavery in New Jersey"
573:Church on the Green, a
489:West Jersey Concessions
366:Dominion of New England
159:in the northeast, the
88:Pre-colonial population
2594:Ward, Christopher L.
2425:New Jersey Churchscape
2421:"Chesterfield Friends"
2400:New Jersey Churchscape
2350:New Jersey Churchscape
2325:New Jersey Churchscape
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1540:on September 15, 2008.
1185:Stelton Baptist Church
919:in 1744. Colonial-era
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2536:stpetersepiscopal.com
2375:New Jersey Churcscape
2303:National Park Service
1748:Elizabeth, New Jersey
1378:was founded in 1774.
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2279:. www.waymarking.com
1958:*Lucas Litchenberg,
1867:William Penn: a life
1750:was not named after
1449:Notes and references
1388:Continental Congress
1382:Continental Congress
1338:Princeton University
969:Quaker Meeting House
866:English Neighborhood
610:in the north to the
362:Province of New York
289:, which is now near
191:A map from c. 1639,
121:, which they called
2550:New Jersey History,
1717:avalon.law.yale.edu
1655:Westdorp, Martina.
1462:Stockton, Frank R.
1412:American Revolution
1190:Piscataway Township
82:American Revolution
2273:"Seaville Friends"
2172:"Harlingen Church"
1910:The New York Times
1790:2005-12-08 at the
1691:Flags of the World
1559:2005-12-11 at the
1354:Rutgers University
1342:Jonathan Dickinson
1220:Episcopal Churches
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133:lower Hudson River
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2446:"Copenny Friends"
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1988:jerseyhistory.org
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