Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Hutchinson 
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167852,167853,167854,167855,167854,167856,167857,167858,167859,167860,167861,167862,145200,167863,167864,167865,145203,163941,167866,167867,167868,167869,167870,163865,167871,167571,167872,167873,167874,167875,167876,167877,167878,167879,167880,167881,167882,167883,167884,167885Birthbef 14 Aug 1586, Alford, Lincolnshire, England167886,167859,167887,167866,167888,167889,167890,167891
Land Purchase8 Jul 1635, MA Bay167893
MemoTaylour’s Island is granted to him
Land Purchase9 Jan 1636, Boston, Suffolk County, MA167894
Memo/1637 600 ac Farm laid out at Mount Wollystone beyond Mr Coddington’s farm & Mr Wilson’s into the country adjoining to Dorchester bounds
Residence1638, Portsmouth, Newport County, RI167895
Land Purchase10 Feb 1639, RI167896
Memo400 ac land granted to him
Memo1638?
Land Sold24 Jun 1639, Dorchester, Suffolk County, MA167897
MemoSold to David Sellecke of Dorchester one dwelling in Dorchester
Land SoldAug 1639, Boston, Suffolk County, MA167900
MemoHe & Samuel Hutchinson, brother of the said William convey to Richard Hutchinson, citizen & ironmonger of London, all that their dwelling house in Boston & garden
Deathaft Jun 1641, Newport County, RI167901,167902,167859,167903,167904,167905,167906,167907,167908,167891
Memo1642?
OccupationTreasurer of the New Colony; merchant; Deputy for Boston to MA Bar Gen Court; Magistrate to Particular Court for Boston; Boston Selectman; Portsmouth Treasurer167909,167910,167911
FatherEdward Hutchinson (~1564-<1632)
MotherSusanna (ca1560-~1644)
Misc. Notes
Vol III Pg 317 Was banished from Massachusetts for religious opinions.69568
Research
William Hutchinson s/o John Hutchinson and wife Margaret Brown of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England117588 (His father Edward or John?)
Spouses
1Anne Marbury 167914,167915,167916,167917,167857,167854,167855,167859,167860,167918,167919,167862,167863,167920,163855,145203,163941,167867,167868,167869,167870,163865,167871,167571,167921,167873,167874,167875,167922,167877,167923,167879,167924,167925,167926,167927,167928,167929
167914,167915,167916,167917,167857,167854,167855,167859,167860,167918,167919,167862,167863,167920,163855,145203,163941,167867,167868,167869,167870,163865,167871,167571,167921,167873,167874,167875,167922,167877,167923,167879,167924,167925,167926,167927,167928,167929Birth20 Jul 1591, Alford, Lincolnshire, England167930,167931,167859,167932,167919,167933,167934,167871,167935,167936,167937,167938,167939,167940,167941
Baptism20 Jul 1591, Alford, Lincolnshire, England167942,167943,167933,167934,167935,167936,167937,167944,167945
ResidenceMar 1638, MA Bay Colony167946
MemoShe was banished from here
Residence1638, Aquidneck, RI167899
MemoDutch Colony
Residence1642, RI167908
Death20 Sep 1643, Westchester County, NY167950,167951,167952,167859,167953,167954,167955,167956,167957,167958,167959,167949,167960,167940,167961
MemoAug 1643? Killed by the Indians in NY; at New Netherland (now Pelham Bay Park); Westchester County, NY?
Alias/AKAAnn Hutchinson, Religious Enthusiast167962
FatherRev Francis Marbury (<1555-1610)
MotherBridget Elizabeth Dryden (~1563-1645)
Misc. Notes
Vol III Pg 317 Was banished from Massachusetts for religious opinions.69568
Pg 86 eminent Quakeress, Ann Hutchinson167595
Image27of80 Pg 16 William2 Hutchinson & Ann Marbury, His wife was the famous leader of the Antinomian faction, and after trial, was convicted of heresy, and both were banished from the colony in 1638167963
Vol I Part IV Chap III Pg 365 Richard Scott was present at his sister-in-law, Anne Hutchinson’s, memorable trial and on 22 Mar 1638 testified in part as follows: “I desire to propound this one scruple, which keeps me that I cannot so freely in my spirit give way to excommunication, whether it was not better to give her a little time to consider of things that is devised against her, because she is not yet convinced of her lye, and so things is with her in distraction, and she can not recollect her thoughts.”104780
Pg 278 Anne Marbury, known as Mrs Anne Hutchinson (1591-1643), the religious reformer, heretic and founder of RI84861
Pg 86 eminent Quakeress, Ann Hutchinson167595
Image27of80 Pg 16 William2 Hutchinson & Ann Marbury, His wife was the famous leader of the Antinomian faction, and after trial, was convicted of heresy, and both were banished from the colony in 1638167963
Vol I Part IV Chap III Pg 365 Richard Scott was present at his sister-in-law, Anne Hutchinson’s, memorable trial and on 22 Mar 1638 testified in part as follows: “I desire to propound this one scruple, which keeps me that I cannot so freely in my spirit give way to excommunication, whether it was not better to give her a little time to consider of things that is devised against her, because she is not yet convinced of her lye, and so things is with her in distraction, and she can not recollect her thoughts.”104780
Pg 278 Anne Marbury, known as Mrs Anne Hutchinson (1591-1643), the religious reformer, heretic and founder of RI84861
ChildrenEdward (<1613-1675)
Susanna (<1614-<1630)
Richard (<1615-1643)
Faith (<1617-1643)
Bridget (<1618-<1696)
Francis (<1620-1643)
Elizabeth (<1621-<1630)
William (<1623-~1623)
Samuel (<1624-1643)
Anne (<1626-1643)
Mary (<1627-1643)
Katherine (<1629-1643)
William (<1631-1643)
Susanna (<1633-1643)
Zuriel (<1635-1643)