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Who was the unofficial leader of the first colonists in Georgia? James Oglethorpe Tomochichi John Musgrove Robert Castell

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James Oglethorpe served as the unofficial leader of the first colonists in Georgia as well as the Governor and known as the original founder of Georgia, naming it after King George II who was King in England at the time.

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