This is the name of people, mainly scottish settlers, who opposed the practices and politics of georgia general james oglethorpe in the 1730s.

It is called Malcontents. The Malcontents initially made their complaints heard in 1735 not long after their entry in the new province. While a significant number of Georgia's unique pioneers accompanied money related guide from the Trustees, the vast majority of the Malcontents landed without help and in this manner did not have a similar reliability to the settlement's originators.