| 1591/07/20 |
Anne Hutchinson is born to Bridget Dryden in Alford, Lincolnshire, and baptized there on 20 July 1591. Her father, Francis Marbury, is curate (deputy vicar) of Saint Wilfrid's and the schoolmaster at the Alford Free Grammar School. |
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Church Of St Wilfrid |
Alford |
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| 1616/00/00 |
William and Anne Hutchinson travel to St Botolph's in Lincolnshire to listen to John Cotton's preaching. |
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Church Of St Botolph |
Skidbrooke with Saltfleet Haven |
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| 1637/11/07 |
Anne Hutchinson is brought to trial on the charges including "traducing slandering the ministers" and being one who "troubled the peace of the commonwealth and churches". |
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Trial of Anne Hutchinson |
| 1638/03/15 |
Anne Hutchinson is brought to trial at her home church in Boston. |
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Trial of Anne Hutchinson |
| 1638/03/22 |
Anne Hutchinson is expelled from Massachusetts Bay Colony for heresy. The Old Corner Bookstore is on the site of her residence (lost). |
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Old Corner Bookstore |
Boston |
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Trial of Anne Hutchinson |
| 1638/04/00 |
A pregnant Anne Hutchinson settles in Pocasset (soon to be renamed Portsmouth). In May, she delivers what her doctor John Clarke describes as a handful of transparent grapes. |
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Portsmouth, RI |
Rhode Island |
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