Short answers, pulled from the story.
George Boleyn entered the world around 1504, with historians generally agreeing he was born between 1500 and 1504. Modern sources suggest an age consistent with being born around 1504 based on a letter from his father Thomas stating he received a child every year after marrying in 1498 or 1499.
George Boleyn married Jane Parker sometime during 1524, confirmed by a note dated January 1524 from Cardinal Wolsey granting twenty pounds annually for their household expenses. No record exists of the couple having children, which seems unusual given their status as brother-in-law and sister-in-law to the king.
Both Anne and George were arrested on the 2nd of May 1536, immediately after participating as principal jousters during the May Day joust. They faced charges of incest with the Queen and plotting alongside Anne to kill the King following Henry VIII's growing infatuation with Jane Seymour.
On the morning of the 17th of May 1536, George Boleyn and four other men were executed by beheading on Tower Hill. The sentence initially called for hanging, drawing, and quartering but was commuted to simple beheading instead before the crowd remained virtually silent during proceedings.
Even enemies like Eustace Chapuys never commented on supposed bisexuality or hinted at homosexual behavior despite actively searching for faults to demonize the family. Modern historian Retha Warnicke proposed men accused of being Anne's lovers were chosen due to ambiguity over sexuality, creating an enduring myth about sodomy charges, yet none faced actual sodomy accusations.