Relationship between John Winthrop and Thomas Dudley deteriorates.

(March) The friction between the two increases when Dudley moves from Boston to Cambridge (then Newtowne). Winthrop begins to build a house there as well, but stops construction when he finds that Dudley is discouraging Winthrop partisans from following suit. Winthrop also criticizes Dudley for the lavishness of Dudley’s new home.