He was living as late as 1587. He was left by his father leases of lands in Cavenham, county Suffolk; his later history is untraced, ®1480, ®1506 but he was dealing in lands in Moulton in 1587 ®2593 (Coplinger’s Calendar of Feet of Fines, HenryVII-Elizabeth Trinity Term, 29 Elizabeth [22 May-12 June 1587]. John Moody v. Lionel Costen, etc. [lands] in Multon [Moulton, co. Suffolk]. (4172) ®1463 "To the said George my son my other lands and tenements whatsoever in the town and fields of Moulton and Kenteford, to him and the heirs of his body; remainder to John Modye my third son and the heirs of his body; remainder to Edmond Modye my son and his heirs forever. To the said Edmond my son all my lands both free and copy in Gaseleye, which I late purchased of Christopher Birde and Beatrice Birde, to him and the heirs of his body; remainder to John Modye my son and his heirs forever.” From the will of his father dated 2 Feb 1572/3. ®1541 "To John my son all my sheep going at Kennette with John Cheverrye." ®1541 "I will that Mr. Taylor shall take the issues from John's lands, and shall bring him up until he attain 21 years." ®1541 John had 4 children.