George was the first child of James and Sally's to be born in the State of Georgia. He was named for President George Washington who had recently visited Georgia on his 13 colonial state tour. George married Susannah Allen on January 11, 1810 in Morgan County, GA. For 32 years, George was a minister in the Primitive Baptist Church. He was a member of Sandy Creek Church in Morgan County until 1825. George and Susannah then moved to Walton Co GA in the mid 1820's. He was also a wealthy planter who owned 1000 acres in Good Hope (Blasingames's District) of Walton County. He owned an additional farm in Clarke County and a grist mill on Barber's Creek in Eastville, Oconee County.

George and Susannah had 15 children:
Caroline T. Malcolm, b. 07 Feb 1820, Walton County, GA, d. 25 Oct 1861, Clarke Co., GA.

David C. Malcolm, b.08 Oct 1811, Morgan County, GA, d. 23 Dec 1833, Morgan County, GA.

William M. Malcolm, b. 13 Aug 1813, Morgan County, GA, d. 06 Jan 1899, Oconee County, GA.

James Robinson Malcolm, b. 14 Nov 1815, Morgan County, GA, d. 05 Sep 1895, Walton County, GA.

Thomas Jefferson Malcolm, b. 02 Nov 1817, Morgan County, GA, d. date unknown.

Sarah Ann Malcolm, b. 15 Sep 1821, Walton County, GA, d. date unknown.

Elizabeth Antoinette Malcolm, b. 04 Nov 1823, Walton County, GA, d. 19 Aug 1893, Walton County, GA.

Mary Nunally Malcolm, b. 05 Apr 1825, Walton County, GA, d. 17 Nov 1903, Walton County, GA.

Susannah R. Malcolm, b. 21 Apr 1827, Walton County, GA, d. date unknown.

John G. Malcolm, b. 1828, Walton County, GA, d. date unknown.

Huldy S. Malcolm, b. 18 Jan 1829, Walton County, GA, d. 21 Aug 1829, Walton County, GA.

George Washington Malcolm, Jr., b. 16 Jul 1830, Walton County, GA, d. 25 Jun 1891, Walton County, GA.

Nancy Ann Malcolm, b. 24 May 1832, Walton County, GA, d. 03 Jan 1919, Walton County,GA.

Frances America Malcolm, b. 27 Dec 1833, Walton County, GA, d. 15 Jul 1928, Walton County, GA.

Joel Colley Malcolm, b. 22 Sep 1836, Walton County, GA, d. 20 Aug 1849, Walton County, GA.