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We may not have enough information yet to answer this question, since we don't have substantial geological knowledge of all the planets. According to the current understanding, they were all being formed about the same time. The immense disk of materials that formed around the sun, the accretion disk (a little like the rings of Saturn) was condensing into planets more or less simultaneously.

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