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Who led the georgia colony?
James Oglethorpe
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Sir James Oglethorpe
Who led the trustees in obtaining Georgia's charter an colonizing Georgia?
James Oglethorpe
Who founded the Georgia Colony?
It was found by James Oglethorpe.
Did James Oglethorpe Get Married?
Yes. James Oglethorpe was married to Mary Oglethorpe.
Founder of Georgia?
The founder of the Georgia colony is James Oglethorpe. === ===
Who founded Savannah Georgia?
Savannah was founded by General James Oglethorpe.
Who was the European who led a group of people to Georgia in 1733?
James Oglethorpe, on February 12, 1733
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James Oglethorpe was Anglican.
Who was James Oglethorpe also known as?
James Edward Oglethorpe
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what james oglethorpe middle name
How can I use James Oglethorpe in a sentence?
James Oglethorpe was a colonial leader.
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