Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson

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should be kept separate and not be together.
Williams moved to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1631. For a while Williams was a teacher and eventually became a Salem minister. In America he soon found that his ideas were too different from the original beliefs for the fellow colonists.
Williams had strongly believed that the colonists should treat the Native Americans nicely. He also strongly believed that they should break away from the Church of England. His views were frowned upon and he was put on trial. As a result from the trial Williams was forced to leave the colony as a punishment. Williams took his family with him as he left.
While he was traveling for a new home, Williams often met many Native Americans. After many run-ins with Native Americans, Williams finally bought some land off of the Narragansett Indians. In 1636, this land became the colony of Providence. “In the years that followed, Providence filled with people from Europe and even other ...

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was born in the small English village of Alford. Anne was the second born to thirteen children. Anne’s father, Reverend Francis Marbury, worked as a minister in Alford, England. Anne’s father always expressed his opinions, therefore Anne thought that it was okay to speak her mind. From a very young age Anne had wanted to learn about God and how to worship him.
Not long after, the Marbury’s needed more money to support their large family, so they moved to London. Reverend Marbury worked at a church in London until his death in 1611. Anne’s interest in worship and religion continued after her father’s death. Anne had wanted to become a minister, but at the time women were not ...

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