The first settlers landed at New Haven on April 15, 1638, but it wasn't named until August, 1640. The first Congregational Church in New Haven was formed in 1639. The second church was the North Congregational Church, or the United Society, which was organized May 7, 1742, as the "Church of Christ in White Haven Society". The third church (Yale College) was organized in 1757. In June, 1771, there was a secession from this church called the Church of Christ in the Fair Haven Society, which in November, 1796, reunited with the former organization. The first Anglican church in New Haven, Trinity Episcopal Church of New Haven, was organized in or before 1752.