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Her Birth
Anne's real name is Anne Marbury and she was born in Lincolnshire, England. She is the daughter of an Anglican clergyman named Francis Marbury. Her father then taught her as she grew up to question authority. -
Anne's Spouse
She marries a guy by the name of William Hutchinson and together they became followers of an Anglican minister John Cotton. John Cotton was a New England Puritan leader and Anne Hutchinson stood by his remarks. She also later became a mother of 11 kids. -
Boston
Once she settled in Boston she became a herbalist. She held weekly meetings that gathered 60-80 people who all shared one thing and that was that they all were against the Puritan minister's view. -
Preaching to the Court
On the second day of her trial, Hutchinson couldn't resist in speaking in a manner that would lead to her conviction, she preached this to the court and made remarks about the Bible and teachings against the Puritans that brought her to getting banished. -
Challenged Winthrop
Anne was interrogated by Winthrop during her trial for being caught going against the Puritan's. She then challenged him to prove his claims toward the Puritan way and the bible teachings. -
Against Winthrop again
She made a threat against Winthrop and this threat caused people to think she was a witch or possessed by the devil. Also during her trial she was standing strong and became the first female defender in the New World. -
Anne's Screw Up
There was one statement where she stated her revelations and it came directly from god which caused magistrates to seize and banish her from the community. -
Religious tolerance in America
She was completely considered as the founding mother of religious tolerance in America. Which is really important because it showed in a woman's voice especially that you could do anything as long as you were strong. Also she stood by this which was kind of a big deal cause she was specifically showing that she was against any and all of the Puritan ways. -
After being Banished
When she was banished she was forced to stay at Joseph Weld's house in Roxbury. She studied scripture sang, psalms, prayed and meditated and she also saw her mid section grow with her sixteenth pregnancy. -
the Death of Anne
When her husband died in 1641 and she moved to the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam (current day New York City) in 1642. Then the Hutchinson family got caught in a conflict between the Dutch colony and the local Siwanoy Native Americans. This caused Anne and her family to be killed later on by some Siwanoy warriors.
