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Latest revision as of 23:06, 5 December 2015
Anne Hutchinson was born 5 May 1626 in Alford, Lincolnshire, England to William Hutchinson (1586-1641) and Anne Marbury (1591-1643) and died August 1643 Indian Raid of unspecified causes. She married William Collins (1612-1705) 1641 in Newport County, Rhode Island.
Timeline
- 1626-May-05 : Birth of Anne in Alford, Lincolnshire - Baptism of first 14 Hutchinson children are all recorded at the Church in Alford.
- 1634 : (age 8) Family migration on ship Griffin to Massachusetts Bay Colony
- 1638 : (age 12) - Family moved to Rhode Island because of Puritan Doctrine Schism.
- 1641 : (age 15) Marriage to [[William Collins (1612-1705)
- 1642 : (age 16) Birth of son, William Jr.
- 1643-Aug : (Age 17) - Died in Indian Raid while visiting her mother's Hutchinson Farm.
Biography
Anne was born in Alford, Lincolnshire, England to William Hutchinson and Anne Marbury. She immigrated to America with her parents, her grandmother, Susanna Hutchinson and her siblings in 1634.
Anne married William Collins in 1641 and they had one son, named William. On a fateful day, Anne was visiting with her mother at the Hutchinson home. Sometime in August 1643 a group of marauding Siquey Indians raided the Hutchinson home and slaughtered the family, burning their home to the ground. Her husband was away with their son or they would have been killed.
The Indians mistook the Hutchinson's for Dutch settlers, the intended target. Anne's sister, Susanna Hutchinson, was the only survivor. And she was held as a captive for several years, until her older brother Edward paid a ransom for her release.
The Hutchinson cabin was located in Pelham Bay Settlement, Long Island, which today is called the Bronx, New York.
Children
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| William Collins (1642-1716) | 1642 Newport County, Rhode Island, United States | 1716 Connecticut, United States | Sarah Morell (1650-1679) Martha Crutchfield (1676-) |
Siblings
References
- Wikipedia - Hutchinson Family
- Francis Marbury List of Famous Descendants
- Life of Anne Hutchinson - FindAGrave Memorial #111165125