In 1693, the congregation of Betty's Cove merged with Third Haven. As part of the tradition of Maryland Quakerism, two yearly meetings of all Maryland Quakers would take place—one in autumn on the East Shore, and one in spring on the West Shore.
In 1693, the congregation of Betty's Cove combined with Third Haven. Like other Maryland Quakers, these congregations held two annual meetings—one in autumn on the East Shore and one in spring on the West Shore.