Oglethorpe letter urges Georgia settlement support
From the Camp near Savannah on February 10 1732 1733 Mr Oglethorpe writes to trustees requesting immediate measures for the Georgia colony. He details fortifications tents and river views describes needs for cattle breeding stock sow s and boats and assigns Capt MacPher son and fifteen managers to oversee the new settlement while arranging provisions scouts and transport to Port Royal and Paranguas to accompany the ship Anne with settlers and arms. Regular orders include appointing officers and coordinating with Col Bull and Hon James Oglethorpe to assist the venture.
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Corhinthee
Geere
Apalachicola
Port Royal
Ghorgia
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Oglethorpe
Bull
Georgia
James Ozisthorpe
Georgia Settlement Debate Cited by Council Members
A fragmentary note reports the Committee of His Majestys Honourable Council urging coordinated messaging with the County House in relation to Ms Excellency Melrets. It references the arrival of the Horiauies Oglethorpe and supports concerted action to settle the Georgia colony.
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Lovnty House
Georgia
Letter from Robert Johnson on Georgia expedition
Robert Johnson governor of South Carolina writes to Benjamin Martyn about Oglethorpe's Georgia expedition. He notes receipt of funds and the plan to transport provisions and troops, the expected arrival of Oglethorpe, and orders to assist and monitor the voyage, with hopes for peaceful relations with local inhabitants and success of the undertaking. The letter mentions Port Royal, arrival dates, and ongoing under take.
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Robert Johnson
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Benjamin Martyn
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