One example is New Jersey. Around 1664 the British lost their control over America to the British. The British gave the area now New Jersey to two "Proprietors", as they were known then. They were Sir George Carteret and Lord John Berkeley. The area was divided in half, with Carteret controlling the eastern side and Berkeley controlling the western side. The area was named New Jersey, because Lord Carteret had once been governor of the Isle of Jersey, an island in the English Channell. These "Proprietors" literally owned New Jersey and sold parts of it to various settlers coming from England. It might be said though that New Jersey was not truly a "proprietary colony", because eventually governance of the area went back to Engalnd. However, the entire area had at least been owned by two people who sold it bit by bit to colonists from England.
Pennsylvania
a proprietary colony is controlled by one man, or a group in some instances. Proprietary Colonies were grants of land in the form of a charter, or a license to rule, for individuals or groups. Virginia was one such colony
it was a Proprietary and a Royal Colony. -Clitorisandra
It is a proprietary colony.
Yes, Connecticut was not a self-governing colony but a proprietary colony.
that colony was a proprietary colony. given by charter from the king of England to a proprieter.
A proprietary colony has a unicameral.
compare Royal colony and Proprietary
Which was a proprietary colony before coming a royal colony
It was a proprietary colony.
it was a proprietary
New Hampshire started out as a Proprietary colony but it became a Royal colony in 1679