Final answer:
Many former indentured servants in North Carolina moved to the frontier due to the governor's refusal to address their grievances. They faced hostility from Native Americans and blamed the governor and abolitionists for their situation.
Step-by-step explanation:
The problem that Gellhorn encountered among relief recipients in North Carolina was that many former indentured servants moved to the frontier due to the governor's refusal to address their grievances.
On the frontier, they faced hostility from Native Americans and became frustrated with their situation.
They blamed both the governor and the abolitionists for their predicament.