On 13 Jun 1755, in Caroline Court, James George was in court with a petition against Frances Long.

On 13 Apr 1758, James George was appointed a constable in Caroline Co, VA in the position vacated by Stephen Lowe.

On 14 Feb 1760, James George was replaced as constable by Thomas Watkins.
On 14 Mar 1761 James George was named in a Caroline court record. This is complex, but here it is. The case was Charles Noden (James' brother-in-law) with an action of debt against John Thilman and Robert Mickelberry (both are James' cousins). The case was brought by Edmund Byne, assignee of James George, who was assignee of Richard Woolfolk, assignee of Charles Noden. Charles Noden lived outside of Caroline Co, VA at this time, hence the need for having someone sue on his behalf.
James was next in the court house on 9 Jul 1761 when he was charged with Trespassing, Assault and Battery by Richard Dicken. The Jury found James not guilty. 
The following month James was again in court for on 14 Aug 1761 he was charging William and Ann Whitlock with slander. The Jury found for the defendants. 
On 15 Sep 1764 James was charged with an action of debt by Anderson Lipscomb, and James George did not show up to be tried. 
The following month it was ordered on 11 Oct 1764 that Daniel Thilman pay James George for one days attendance and for 70 miles of travel. This was to reimburse James George for testifying on Thilman's behalf. It is obvious by this and James George's no shows at court, that he had moved away from Caroline County. He may have gone to Pittsylvania Co, VA by then (still part of Halifax County until 1767). 
Cases dated 16 Feb 1765, and 12 Apr 1765 also had James George not appearing. He must have returned to Caroline a few times for on 15 Jun 1765 he appeared in court. 
On 12 Sep 1765 he testified as a witness to a deed between John and Ursula George to John Gatewood. Ursula Dudley George was the second wife of John George, his first wife having been Mary Jordan.
A case dated 12 Jun 1766 had Ann Fristoe, Executrix of Robert Fristoe, deceased, in court against James George. Reuben George entered himself as special bail on behalf of James. Reuben was James George's brother. 
James and Elizabeth moved from Caroline to Pittsylvania Co, VA and settled on the branches of Allen's Creek. This land was Halifax County until Pittsylvania County was created in 1767. The border must have ran through their property for Allen's Creek is on the County Line. 
James George was first mentioned in Pittsylvania Court records on 27 Nov 1767 when John George, James' brother, was charged with an action of debt by David Caldwell. James George presented security for John George. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 21).
On 26 Feb 1768 Charles Rice brought a petition against James George (not sure why). (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 38).
On the same day (26 Feb 1768) it was ordered that Charles Rice pay Frances Luck for four days attendance in his petition against James George. In other words, Luck was a witness in the case, and Charles had to pay him for his time. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 39).
On 24 Jun 1768 James George was sued by Joseph Dejernat (Dejarnatt) for Trespassing, Assault and Battery! (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 62).
On 25 Jun 1768 James George and his brother John George were jointly sued by Robert Caldwell for debt. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 66).
On 26 Aug 1768 James George sued Joseph Dejernat (not sure why, but this was the same person who sued him a few months earlier). (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 74).

On 28 Jan 1769 James George of Pittsylvania Co, VA, sold Benjamin Lankford (of same place) two Negroes. Witnesses were Edmund King, Joseph Farris, Abraham Shelton. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Deed Book 1 page 457).
On 24 Jul 1769 James Farris brought a petition against James George (not sure why). (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 106).
On 29 Jul 1769 James George sued his brother John George for debt (unless there was another John George in the county). The case was dismissed. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 121).
On 29 Jul 1769 James George sued Thomas Anthony for debt. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 228).
On 26 Aug 1769 Samuel Wright sued James George for debt. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 142).
On 26 Aug 1769 Thomas Farris sued both James George and John George with a petition (no details). (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 146).
James George was listed on the 1770 Tax list in Pittsylvania Co, VA, and taxed for 1 white poll (himself), and 4 blacks, and no land.

On 28 Jul 1770 James George and Benjamin Lankford were jointly sued for debt by Robert Caldwell. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 217).
On the same date (28 Jul 1770) James George and Benjamin Lankford were jointly sued for debt by Joseph Dejernat. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 218).
Also on the same date (28 Jul 1770), James and Benjamin were sued by Charles Rice for debt. Also sued by Thomas Farris for debt, and also by James Farris (each in a separate case). (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 218).

On 31 Aug 1770 Edward Baber brought a petition against James George (no details). (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 245).
On 27 Sep 1770 James George (among others) was appointed an Ensign in the Pittsylvania County Militia. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 249).

On 28 Jun 1771 Frances Luck brought a petition against James George and John George. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 301).
On 28 Jun 1771 Miles Barrot, assignee of Frances Silver, brought a petition against James George. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 302).
On the same date (28 Jun 1771) Joseph Lankford also brought a petition against James George, as did Robert Weakly and Elisha Dyer and Isaac Clement, each in separate cases. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 302).

On 27 Sep 1771 Field and Call (merchants) assignees of David George sued James George for debt. David George was a merchant from Charlotte Co, VA and as far as I know, was not related to the James George family. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 1 page 342).
On 1 Mar 1773 James George received a 400 acre patent for land on Allen's Creek in Pittsylvania Co, VA adjoining his own land, and that of William Bowman. (Virginia Patents Book 41 page 221).

On 26 Mar 1773, John Esdale, Administrator for Edward Booker, deceased, sued Richard Perryman, James George and John George. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 2 page 125).
On 23 Jul 1773 John McKenny brought a petition against James George and John Butler. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Court Minutes Book 2 page 235).
On 18 Aug 1774 James George and wife Elizabeth George of Pittsylvania Co, VA sold land in Halifax Co, VA to John Butler for 40 pounds, for 380 acres. The land was described as part of a patent to James George dated 1 Mar 1773 (see above) part in Halifax, part in Pittsylvania, on both sides of Allen's Creek, bounded by William Bowman and John East.  The deed was signed by James George. Elizabeth George relinquished her dower rights. There were no witnesses. (Halifax Co, VA Deed Book 9 page 326).
On 25 Apr 1775 William Spragins and wife Frances sold James George 68 acres on the south side of the South Fork of Allen's Creek. The land was bounded by the said James George and Joshua Stone. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Deed Book 4 page 185).
On 27 Sep 1775, James George (among others) was made a Lieutenant in the Pittsylvania County Militia. This was 5 years to the day from when he was appointed an Ensign. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Deed Book 4 page 293).
On 25 Apr 1776 James George and John George (and Benjamin Lankford and John Buckley) witnessed a deed from Joseph Farris to Joseph Farris Jr for land on Allen's Creek. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Deed Book 4 page 199).
In 1777 James George signed the Oath of Allegiance to the State of Virginia in Pittsylvania Co, VA.
On 2 Aug 1777 James George of Pittsylvania Co, VA sold 20 acres on Allen's Creek to Joshua Stone. The land was in both Pittsylvania and Halifax Co, VA, joining lands of John Oliver, John Ferris, and John Megregor. Witnesses were Benjamin Lankford, R. Ferguson, John Oliver and James Roberts. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Deed Book 4 page 399).
On 15 Nov 1779 James George received a Land Grant of 329 acres in Pittsylvania Co, VA on Allen's Creek adjoining Lankford and Pemberton. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Grants Book B page 73 I'm not sure where I found this).
James George was listed on the 1782 Tax List in Pittsylvania Co, VA with 5 whites and 3 blacks. The 5 whites would be James, his wife Elizabeth, their children James Jordan George, Hugh George and Mary George. Their oldest daughter Frances was already married by this time.
James George was listed on the 1785 Tax List in Pittsylvania Co, VA. He still had 5 whites (same people as in 1782), and was listed with 1 dwelling house, and 6 other buildings.
James George Sr was listed on the 1787 Virginia Census in Pittsylvania Co, VA. He had one male over 21 (himself), he had 2 blacks age 16 and up, one black under 16, 3 horses, and 15 cattle.
James George was probably listed on the 1790 census in Pittsylvania Co, VA, but unfortunately, this census was lost for the entire State of Virginia.
On 27 Feb 1792 James George consented to the marriage of his daughter Mary George to William Henderson in Pittsylvania Co, VA. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Marriage Bonds).
On 16 Jul 1792 James George and wife Elizabeth George sold 130 acres on Allen's Creek to Benjamin Gosney, land bounded by Joseph Farris, Benjamin Lankford, James Henderson and William Keates.  (Pittsylvania Co, VA Deed Book 9 Page 278).
17 Sep 1792 James George sold 10 acres on Allen's Creek to William Keatt of Halifax Co, VA. Witnesses were Will Shelton, William Short, and Charles Keatt. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Deed Book 9 Page 344).
On 29 Oct 1792 James George Sr purchased 224 acres on Sycamore Creek from William Baber and Frederick Shelton. This signified a move from the Allen's Creek area to another area in the county to the north west of there. Witnesses were William Anderson, Hugh George (James' son), Thomas Dalton, William Smith and Thomas Dalton. (Pittsylvania Co, VA Deed Book 9 Page 349).
On 26 Aug 1796 James George received a grant for 1,050 acres on Sycamore and Old Woman's Creek in Pittsylvania Co, VA bordering Patterson, Bybee and Keesee. (Virginia Land Grants Book 34 page 549).
On 23 Jun 1798 James George received a grant for 90 acres on the Head of Camp Branch in Pittsylvania Co, VA. (Virginia Land Grants Book 40 page 267).

James George made his Will on 19 Dec 1798 in Pittsylvania Co, VA. It is filed in Pittsylvania Co, VA Deeds and Wills Book 11. Here is a transcript:
In the name of God Amen, I JAMES GEORGE of the County of Pittsylvania being very sick and weak in body but of perfect mind and memory. Thanks be given unto God, calling to mind the Mortality of my body, and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and Ordain this my Last Will and Testament, that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul into the hands of Almighty God that gave it and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried with a decent Christian Burial at the discretion of my Executors nothing (doubting) but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God, and as to asking such Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life I give and demise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form.
First I give to my beloved Daughter MARY HENDERSON Three hundred and fifty acres of land lying on BARBER'S, PARKER'S and THURMAN'S lines. Beginning on the Cedar branch on Thurmans line running straight to my lower Corner for compliment and at the decease of my Wife, I also give the said MARY HENDERSON one Negro girl named ROSE to her and her Heirs forever.
Secondly I give to my beloved son JAMES JORDAN GEORGE three hundred acres of land beginning on BIBEY'S line near the Wolf branch to run South West about the middle of HENDERSON'S line, thence a North course and corner for compliment down to DALTON'S line which land I give to the said JAMES J GEORGE his Heirs and Assignees forever.
Thirdly I give to my beloved Daughter FRANCES HOSKINS Three hundred acres of land lying on JAMES JORDAN GEORGE'S and HENDERSON'S lines. Thence running to the Mountain, thence round to the beginning for compliment, which land I give to the said FRANCES HOSKINS and her heirs forever.
Fourthly I give to my beloved Son H UGH GEORGE the plantation laying on the Camp branch to begin at the old Mill Path a straight line down between the two fields to his new Survey. I also give my said Son HUGH GEORGE one Negro Man named HOLIDAY to be his at my Wifes decease to him and his heirs forever.
Fifthly I give to my beloved Wife ELIZABETH GEORGE during her life the place where we now live with all the balance of Land joining thereunto and after her decease I give the said Land and premises to my Son HUGH GEORGE his Heirs and assigns forever. I also lend my beloved wife ELIZABETH GEORGE all my Stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, also five Slaves namely GOLIAH, HOLIDAY, LUCY, ROSE and ANNEKEY during her life and at her decease my Will and desire is that my three Negroes GOLIAH, LUCEY & ANNEKEY be divided between my Daughter FRANCES HOSKINS and J AMES J GEORGE. Also my Will and desire is after my wifes decease all the Stocks of every kind shall be equally divided between my four children.
Given under my hand this 19th day of December 1798. I also constitute and appoint my beloved wife and my son HUGH GEORGE Executors to this my last Will and Testament. In presence of:
NATHAN THURMAN SR JAMES GEORGE (seal)
NATHAN THURMAN JR
JOSEPH (x) BYBEE
At a court held for Pittsylvania County June the 17th 1799, The foregoing last Will and Testament of JAMES GEORGE deceased was presented in Court by ELIZABETH GEORGE Executrix and HUGH GEORGE Executor therein named and proved by the Oaths of NATHAN THURMAN and NATHAN THURMAN JR two of the witnesses thereby ordered that the same be recorded and the said Executrix and Executor having first taken the Oath by Law prescribed and together with the said NATHAN THURMAN and NATHAN THURMAN JR their securities entered into bond in the penalty of ten thousand dollars conditioned as the Law directs and acknowledged the same on their Motion Certificates is granted them for obtaining a Probate of the said Will in due form.
Teste WILL TUNSTALL CPC
Since the Will was proven on 17 Jun 1799, we can conclude that James George died sometime between 19 Dec 1798 and 17 Jun 1799, probably closer to the later date.

James and Elizabeth are probably buried somewhere on their property on Sycamore or Old Woman's Creek in Pittsylvania Co, VA.