when did William Penn establish Pennsylvania?
well here's the answer...... he found it in 1682!William Penn founded colonial Delaware in 1681. It was granted to him by King Charles II and Duke of York
William Penn discovered Pennsylvania in the 1650's by the charter the King (King Charles II) gave to him. the king and Penn were close.
yes William penn founded Delaware.
I'm pretty sure he bought it from the Powhatan Indians with a bunch of trinckets that totaled to the equivalent of about 24 dollors. ^Wrong. The king of England owed William Penn something. The king appointed Pennsylvania to him. William never actually left England to see his state haha. William also made Pennsylvania a religious free state :).
William Penn married Gulielma Springett in April 1672, after a four-year engagement.
He preached religious tolerance and advanced Quakerism in Europe. He obtained a grant of territory in North America from King Charles II in 1681 (the area was dubbed Pennsylvania in honor of his well-connected father). By the next year he had reached an agreement with the native inhabitants to found a settlement -- Philadelphia -- with his co-religionists. For two years Penn governed the colony, which soon grew to include non-Quakers in search of religious freedom.For the source and more detailed information concerning this subject, click on the related links section (Answers.com) indicated below.
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Pennsylvania colony was founded in the year of 1681 by William Penn.
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Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn in 1682.
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The Duke continued to be in charge of the area until 1681 when King Charles II, with the Duke's support, granted the Pennsylvania region to William Penn. In 1682, the Duke presented Penn with the land that is now present-day Delaware. Delaware remained part of Pennsylvania until the time of the American Revolution.
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In 1681, William Penn was granted a land charter from Charles II. He named the land Pennsylvania which means "Penn"s Woods." Prior to this, the Swedes and Dutch occupied the area.
William Penn's colony was Pennsylvania, (Penn Woods) but it was named by King Charles II. Penn, who originally called it New Wales, then Sylvania, was embarrassed at the change, fearing that people would think he had named it after himself, but King Charles would not rename the grant.William Penn was the founder of the Province of Pennsylvania which was an early colony.
I'm pretty sure he bought it from the Powhatan Indians with a bunch of trinckets that totaled to the equivalent of about 24 dollors. ^Wrong. The king of England owed William Penn something. The king appointed Pennsylvania to him. William never actually left England to see his state haha. William also made Pennsylvania a religious free state :).
William Penn married Gulielma Springett in April 1672, after a four-year engagement.
Abbreviation: penn; Year Founded: 1740
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