Final answer:
The provided information discusses James Oglethorpe and the early history of Georgia, but does not contain the specific chronological events listed in the question.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question appears to pertain to James Oglethorpe and the history of Georgia, the last of the original Thirteen Colonies established in what would become the United States. From the provided passages, we learn that Oglethorpe's vision for Georgia was as a buffer state between the Carolinas and Spanish Florida and as a new start for England's 'worthy poor'.
The Trustess for the Establishment of the Colony of Georgia in America was formed to implement this vision, which involved granting land to immigrants and establishing a system of smallholding farms. However, it seems that the chronological order of specific events that were listed in the question (such as Oglethorpe choosing families to go to Georgia or Mary Magrove becoming his interpreter) cannot be ascertained from the given text excerpts. These details might relate to events that are not covered within the provided information.