Thomas Hooker and Roger Williams were both exiled and executed for their dissents from the major tenets of Puritanism.

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While Thomas Hooker and Roger Williams both held dissenting views from Puritanism, neither were executed. Hooker was not exiled but rather voluntarily left Massachusetts to found a settlement in Connecticut, while Williams was exiled from Massachusetts and went on to found Rhode Island.

Thomas Hooker and Roger Williams Were Both Exiled and Executed