Who were the first European settlers in Delaware ?

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Steve Lam · Answer 1 · 2020-06-16T18:13:00+0000

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1610 - Sir Samuel Argall names the Delaware Bay after Virginia governor Sir De La Warr. 1631 - The first European settlement is built by the Dutch. They are wiped out within a year by Native Americans. 1638 - The first permanent settlement, Fort Christina, is established by the Swedish.

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