Under the trustees who was allowed to settle in Georgia in colonial times?

Under the trustees of Georgia during its colonial period, the colony was initially intended for debtors and the poor from England, as well as those seeking refuge from religious persecution. The trustees aimed to create a socially equitable society, prohibiting the settlement of enslaved individuals and rum. However, over time, these restrictions were relaxed, allowing for greater economic opportunities and the eventual influx of plantation owners and enslaved people.