Philip Carteret: New Jersey’s first proprietary governor, Carteret served from 1665 to 1703 under Lord John Berkeley and Lord George Carteret. He was then the governor of East New Jersey from ...

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In 1676, Fenwick led a group of Quakers to Salem; in 1677, a second group arrived in Burlington. In 1664, Lord John Berkeley and Sir George Carteret became the proprietors of New Jersey.

In the north ambulatory are the graves of John Berkeley, Lord Fitzharding and his wife Barbara. He was the younger son of Sir Charles Berkeley.

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For Outlander fans who have long longed for a Lord John Grey spinoff, David Berry, who plays the character in the original Starz series, has some insight to share. As a refresher, the hit ...

Craven never knew of this diss; he passed away in 1697. And Berkeley County, which originally included the Charleston peninsula, was named for John Berkeley, the 1 st Baron Berkeley of Stratton.

John Berkeley, first Baron Berkeley of Stratton, might not have been so cautious. He was “the hottest, fiery man in discourse, without any cause,” according to legendary diarist Samuel Pepys.