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riends' meeting-house built at Shrewsbury......1672 Lord Berkeley sells his half interest in the province to two English Quakers, John Fenwick and Edward Byllinge......March 18, 1673 New Netherlands, including New Jersey, surrendered to the Dutch......July, 1673 New Jersey again becomes an English province, under treaty of peace between England and Holland......Feb. 9, 1674 Edward Byllinge, becoming financially embarrassed, assigns his contract to William Penn and others......Feb. 10, 1674 Philip Carteret returns and resumes authority in New Jersey, meeting the General Assembly at Bergen......Nov. 6, 1674 Fenwick, sailing from London in the ship Griffith, arrives with a small company of Quakers and settles at Salem......June, 1675 Concessions and agreements of the proprietors of the Fenwick and Byllinge purchase in New Jersey issued; Fenwick to have one-tenth interest, and the assignees of Byllinge nine-tenths, and a government established......March 3, 1676