How many people sailed with James Oglethorpe?

James Oglethorpe (December 22, 1696-June 30,1785) was the founder of the colony of Georgia, in the New World. He helped debtors to be free and gave land to many people.

he took about a quite alot of people but the quetion is how long did it take

He went to 35 scools

The Georgia colony was founded in 1732 by James Oglethorpe. Oglethorpe, was a person who cared about the plight of the poor. He wanted to resettle many of those in London's debtor prisons.

He is the founder of the wonderful state Georgia! With many other accomplishments prior to the founding of Georgia.

380 athletes sailed in Olympics 2012.

Over 250 people have sailed around the whole world! xx

There were many leaders such as John Smith,James Oglethorpe and Pochahantas [saved John Smith from the indians going to kill him]

from about 241-272

Oglethorpe County, Georgia, USA - 442 square miles.

102 People You should just search it on google.

20 people john Cabot sailed with

2,208 people sailed Titanic. 1,496 died and 712 people survived.

James Oglethorpe thought that the poor (such as people living in jails) should have better lives. He also believed that it was to crowded in England for so many people, so they could move many people to Georgia. One more reason, is that, if the Indians let them own a lot of land (which they did), they could have more grown items, such as silk. They wouldn't even have to do it themselves, they could…

284 Second-Class people sailed Titanic.

709 people sailed in Third-Class on Titanic.

2,208 people sailed Titanic. 1,496 people died and 712 lived.

There were exactly 1,496 people that died on Titanic when she sailed in 1912.

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He had a crew of 35 men.

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Many nations were represented by the many explorers who sailed in 1497.

13 honeymooning couples sailed on Titanic, and of them, 10 of the grooms died.

284 Second-Class passengers sailed Titanic.

Many thousands of people have done so.

There were many people who sailed on the RMS Titanic on her maiden voyage. All of them are listed on the website linked below. They are sorted by either class, or if you are looking at survivors, by lifeboat. Most of them even have a little biography too.

There were 35 Pilgrams and 66 colonist. Half will die the first winter.

The southern colonies were populated because people in England heard of the riches in America. They soon learned how well cash crops grew such as indigo, tabacco, and cotton. Men who were in debt had the option under James Oglethorpe to travel to Georgia to work as indentured servants. Not many went to the southern colonies for religious reasons .

In 1912 when Titanic sailed, there were 2,208 people onboard. 1.317 of whom were passengers.

15 people in James cooks crew survived

Sailboats, like many inventions, were invented by many people in many places and so long ago that people weren't even writing then, never mind keeping records. (Prehistory.)

There are many people called James Cook.

Neatly 90 men sailed with Columbus on his 1st journey

Titanic sailed only once and sunk on her maiden voyage.

fransisco Pizarro was a good noble man who for a fact, sailed. many people loved him, as he discovered many things, lands , and much more...

Many English people have sailed around the world over the centuries. The first English ship to sail around the world was captained by Sir Francis Drake. Since then, hundreds of thousands of English sailors have done it.

2,208 people were on Titanic when she sailed. Depending on your definition of "children" (non-adults) 54-129 children were on board.

he sailed 6 ships he sailed 6 ships

Henry Hudson sailed for Britain and that's the only country he sailed for.

165 Mike Perham being the youngest and Jessica Watson sailing right now

zero people like him.

A little vague in your question. I'll assume you mean roughly how many Puritans or Pilgrims came to America in 1620 on the Mayflower? 102 people.

Marco Polo was credited for ''discovering the Orient''. Many people had sailed the seas and mapped the areas but he was the one who brought the history of the people and land to the world.

James Weddell set out in 1820 to 1821, then in 1821 to 1822, then in 1822 to 1823. James Weddell sailed on his ship "Jane" to the Falkland islands for ship repair. He was interested in the rumors that were spread about 'Aurora islands'. Along the way he saw many seals and was interested in them as he was a sealer. Hope this answers your questions.. XD

Lief sailed for many lands that were not countries but those that were countries included Greenland and Norway.

The Titanic sailed through many different places and countries. The ocean that Titanic sailed in was the Atlantic Ocean.

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There are probably many people that would want to date James Brinsley. People like to date people they know and have meet before. If someone wants to date James they should talk to him personally.

Many explorers have done it, most famously Christopher Columbus. Many ordinary sailors have done it too, so it would be impossible to list all the people who have done it.

The first crew to sail around the world was the crew of Ferdinand Magellan, long after the Middle Ages.