anne Hutchinson
Anne Hutchinson
john winthrop
the person who was charge was john Winthrop the third
Roger Williams, and Anne Hutchinson.
The first governor of Massachusetts was John Hancock who served from October 25, 1780 - January 29, 1785.
The person you're referring to is likely Roger Williams. He was a Puritan minister who was expelled from the Massachusetts Bay Colony due to his religious beliefs and advocacy for the separation of church and state. After his expulsion in 1636, he lived among the Narragansett Indians in present-day Rhode Island, where he established good relations and learned their language. Williams later founded the colony of Providence Plantations, which emphasized religious freedom and tolerance.
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Anne Hutchinson
The person you are referring to is Anne Hutchinson. She was a prominent Puritan spiritual leader in the Massachusetts Bay Colony who challenged the established religious authorities and their teachings. In 1638, she was expelled for her beliefs and practices, which were deemed heretical, particularly her views on grace and personal revelation. Hutchinson later settled in Rhode Island, where she continued to advocate for religious freedom.
john winthrop
the person who was charge was john Winthrop the third
the person who was charge was john Winthrop the third
John winthrop
John Winthrop was the person that founded the Connecticut Colony in the New World. John Winthrop was the son of the man who founded Massachusetts Bay Colony.
I am not sure which colony you are asking about, but every colony had a founder, or a leading figure. For example, the Massachusetts Bay Colony was founded by John Winthrop.
The first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, or company as it was known at the time was Matthew Cradock