The province of Maine. 1622 also was the year of the great Jamestown massacre by the Indians.
There were four New England Colonies. Massachusetts was settled in 1620, Connecticut and Rhode Island in 1636, and New Hampshire in 1638. Vermont was a territory claimed by New Hampshire and New York that established its independence and joined the United States. Maine was a part of Massachusetts that broke off and became a separate state.
The Jamestown colony was built along the James River. The Jamestown colony was built in the year 1607. The colony was located in the USA.
It is not known exactly how long the Indians have lived in what we know as the Carolinas but the first actual Charter claiming "Ownership" of the lands was made by Charles the Second of England in 1663. However there is evidence to indicate that Settlers had been living there since some time around 1650 and were generally believed to be a combination of outcasts and isolationists as well as some simple hearty and adventurous souls from the other colonies ... most notably the Virginia colony. North Carolina or initially the Carolina Territory got its name from Carolus which is the Latin word for Charles. It seems however that the territories were actually named after Charles the First and not Charles the Second himself. This charter was revised again in 1665 in order to extend the land grant and clarify points of question between the landholders. In 1729 many of the landholders sold their holdings and Carolina became formally known as a colony or a Royal Colony as it was known then.
Roanoke Island by the brother of Sir Walter Raleigh, Gilbert Raleigh. This colony did not succeed.
1680
Connecticut Colony did not become a royal colony , it became a proprietary colony
North Carolina became a royal colony in the year of 1744.
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Maryland became a royal colony in 1691
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1729
He held the charter for New Hampshire but never saw it an was not active in developing it as a colony.
In 1623 as a fishing village under David Thompson.
In 1788.
In 1712, North and South Carolina were officially divided. It wasn't until 1729 however, that South Carolina formally became a Royal colony.