Colonial America
Colonial Events in Delaware
59 events, page 1 of 2 - 1492 to early statehood
1524
Verrazzano Makes First European Contact with Lenape
Delaware ยท Expedition ยท Pre-Columbian
1609
Henry Hudson Explores Delaware Bay
Delaware ยท Expedition ยท Colonial Period
1610
Samuel Argall Names Delaware River
Delaware ยท Expedition ยท Colonial Period
1610
English Naming of Delaware River and Bay
Delaware ยท Other ยท Colonial Period
1613
Dutch Mapping Expeditions of Delaware Shore
Delaware ยท Expedition ยท Colonial Period
1623
Dutch Establish Trading Posts on Schuylkill River
Delaware ยท Settlement ยท Colonial Period
1624
Dutch Found New Amsterdam
Delaware ยท Settlement ยท Colonial Period
1626
Swedish South Company Unveiled
Delaware ยท Founding ยท Colonial Period
1631
Dutch Found Zwaanendael Colony at Lewes, Delaware
Delaware ยท Settlement ยท Colonial Period
1631
Dutch Zwaanendael Colony Established
Delaware ยท Settlement ยท Colonial Period
1638
New Sweden Colony Established
Delaware ยท Settlement ยท Colonial Period
1638
Peter Minuit Treaty with Lenape Chiefs
Delaware ยท Treaty ยท Colonial Period
1642
First Recorded Epidemic in Delaware Valley
Delaware ยท Other ยท Colonial Period
1654
Dutch Conquest of New Sweden
Delaware ยท Transition Of Power ยท Colonial Period
1655
Dutch Capture New Sweden Colony
Delaware ยท Battle ยท Colonial Period
1664
English Conquest of Delaware
Delaware ยท Transition Of Power ยท Colonial Period
1664
English Conquest of New Netherland Complete
Delaware ยท Transition Of Power ยท Colonial Period
1667
Treaty of Breda Transfers Dutch North American Colonies
Delaware ยท Treaty ยท Colonial Period
1674
Treaty of Westminster Ends Dutch Re-occupation
Delaware ยท Treaty ยท Colonial Period
1676
Iroquois Confederacy Adds Lenape to Covenant Chain
Delaware ยท Treaty ยท Colonial Period
1681
Pennsylvania Colony Charter Granted
Delaware ยท Founding ยท Colonial Period
1681
Pennsylvania Charter Granted to William Penn
Delaware ยท Founding ยท Colonial Period
1682
William Penn Receives Delaware Lands
Delaware ยท Transition Of Power ยท Colonial Period
1682
Pennsylvania's First Legislature Meets
Delaware ยท Legislation ยท Colonial Period
1682
Pennsylvania's First Legislature Session
Delaware ยท Founding ยท Colonial Period
1682
William Penn Establishes Pennsylvania and Peace Treaty with Lenape
Delaware ยท Treaty ยท Colonial Period
1682
First Enslaved Africans Arrive in Philadelphia
Delaware ยท Other ยท Colonial Period
1682
Initial Penn-Lenape Land Treaties
Delaware ยท Treaty ยท Colonial Period
1682
Chester Incorporated as First Pennsylvania Town
Delaware ยท Founding ยท Colonial Period
1682
Treaty of Shackamaxon Signed
Delaware ยท Treaty ยท Colonial Period
1683
Pennsylvania Frame of Government Established
Delaware ยท Founding ยท Colonial Period
1684
First Slaves Arrive in Philadelphia
Delaware ยท Other ยท Colonial Period
1688
Germantown Quaker Petition Against Slavery
Delaware ยท Legislation ยท Colonial Period
1701
Delaware Granted Independent Colonial Legislature
Delaware ยท Legislation ยท Colonial Period
1701
Penn Signs Charter of Privileges
Delaware ยท Legislation ยท Colonial Period
1718
George I's Privy Council Repudiates Colonial Laws
Delaware ยท Legislation ยท Colonial Period
1718
Hannah Callowhill Penn Becomes Governor
Delaware ยท Transition Of Power ยท Colonial Period
1722
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Founded
Delaware ยท Founding ยท Colonial Period
1725
Act for Better Regulating Negroes Passed
Delaware ยท Legislation ยท Colonial Period
1732
Ephrata Cloister Founded
Delaware ยท Founding ยท Colonial Period
1737
Walking Purchase Annexes Lenape Lands
Delaware ยท Other ยท Colonial Period
1741
Moravian Towns of Bethlehem and Nazareth Founded
Delaware ยท Founding ยท Colonial Period
1757
Brotherton Reservation Established in New Jersey
Delaware ยท Other ยท Colonial Period
1758
Treaty of Easton Signed
Delaware ยท Treaty ยท Colonial Period
1763
Royal Proclamation of 1763 Bans Western Settlement
Delaware ยท Legislation ยท Colonial Period
1767
Mason-Dixon Line Survey
Delaware ยท Other ยท Colonial Period
1768
Treaty Codifying Royal Proclamation of 1763 Boundaries
Delaware ยท Treaty ยท Colonial Period
1775
Second Continental Congress Forms Continental Army
Delaware ยท Founding ยท Revolutionary Era
1776
Delaware Joins United States of America
Delaware ยท Admission To Union ยท Revolutionary Era
1776
Continental Congress Grants Washington Dictatorial Powers
Delaware ยท Legislation ยท Revolutionary Era
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