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How did John Berkeley find New Jersey?
um he didnt
What land did the Quakers purchase from Lord John Berkeley?
The Quakers purchased land in New Jersey, From Lord Berkeley.
When was New Jersey found?
New Jersey was founded in 1664 by John Berkeley (Lord Berkeley) and Sir George Carteret.
Who purchased half of New Jersey from Lord John Berkeley?
The Quakers purchased half of New Jersey from Lord John Berkeley. Before Lord John Berkeley owned this land it was owned by James, the Duke of York.
Is john Berkeley the founder of new jersey?
yep
What person founded new jersey?
John Berkeley, and George Carteret founded New Jersey.
George carteret and lord john Berkeley founded what colony?
new jersey
Who was New Jersey founded?
John Berkeley & George Carteret
Who purchased new jersey from Lord John Berkeley?
Your mother
Who was the First Founder of New Jersey?
John Berkeley and George Carteret.
Why is lord john Berkeley important?
He was one of the founders of New Jersey.
What colonies George and lord John Berkeley founded?
New Jersey
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