President of Harvard University Charles William Eliot; actor Ted Danson; Musician Kaitlyn ni Donovan; and opera singer and socialite Madam Lillie Fay Moulton De Hegermann-Lindencrone. One descendant bearing the Hutchinson name was her great-great-grandson Thomas Hutchinson, who was a loyalist Governor of the Province of Massachusetts Bay at the time of the Boston Tea Party, an event leading to the American Revolutionary War. Ancestry In 1914, John Champlin published the bulk of the currently known ancestry of Anne Hutchinson, showing her descent on her father's side of the family from Charlemagne and Alfred the Great. Gary Boyd Roberts and others have published her line of descent on her mother's side from Edward I of England, thus connecting her with Edward's great grandparents, Henry II of England and his wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine. Most of the material in the following ancestor chart is from Champlin, except for the Williamson line which was published in The American Genealogist by F. N. Craig in 1992. See also Christian egalitarianism Christian views about women List of colonial governors of Rhode Island Mary Dyer References Citations Sources Print sources Online sources Further reading online free Bremer, Francis J. Anne Hutchinson, Troubler of the Puritan Zion (1981) The article includes an annotated transcription of Hutchinson's "Immediate Revelation." Hall, Timothy D. Anne Hutchinson: Puritan Prophet (Library of American Biography 2009). Stille, Darlene R. Anne Hutchinson: Puritan protester (2006) for middle and secondary schools. online External links statue info Background on the Anne Hutchinson statue; while this source gives a dedication year of 1915, most other sources give the year as 1922. Hutchinson massacre Sermon about Hutchinson The perspective of a modern female minister Hutchinson marker in Quincy Harvard's Midwife Hutchinson's connection with Harvard College Michals, Debra. "Anne Hutchinson". National Women's History Museum. 2015. 1591 births 1643 deaths 17th-century American people 16th-century English women 17th-century American women 17th-century English women 17th-century English people Women in 17th-century warfare Anglican saints American Calvinist and Reformed theologians Colonial American women American midwives American political philosophy American Puritans History of New York City History of the Bronx Kingdom of England emigrants to Massachusetts Bay Colony People of colonial Massachusetts New England Puritanism People of the Province of New York People excommunicated by Christian churches People from Alford, Lincolnshire People from colonial Boston People from the Bronx People of New Netherland People of colonial Rhode Island Colonial American and Indian wars War-related deaths