John went back to the Old Country and set up as a leather seller in London. He did well enough for himself that he was able to leave a country estate in Essex and a house in the Strand to his wife "and her heirs". (Apparently he had none of his own.)

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His will proves the relationships of several of his siblings.

Va. Hist. Genealogies, p. 116.

Elizabeth, m. Martin Palmer (?), who held 1200 acres in King William in 1704.

Abstrct of the will of JOHN MALLORY, citizen and leather seller of London, dated 23 May, 1747.

To my wife and her heirs my estate of Stratford Lanthory Co. Essex. Also I give her lese of my house in the Strand.

To Treasurer of Saint Georges Hospital 100 pounds--for use of sick and lame there.

To Treasurer of the New Foundling Hospital for use of that charity, 100 pounds.

To Mr. Galfidus Mann and Mr. Richard Cooke, 20 guineas each for mourning.

I make my wife sole executrix and give her residue of my estate on condition that she pays to said Mr. Mann and Mr. Cooke 4000 pounds within 3 yers, to be held by them in trust as follows--

To pay interest to my wife for her life and after her death to pay to childen of my brother William near Jamestown in Virginia 400 pounds, in King Williams County, to the children of my sister ELIZABETH PALMER (Sic) 300 pounds--to the children of my brother Rober 1200 pounds-- to the children of my brother Thomas 1200 pounds--to the children of my sister Quarles 300 pounds-- to the children of my brother Charles 400 pounds--
To the childrem of my cousin (nephew) Francis Mallory of James River in virginia 200 pounds--

If any of said children die their shares shall go to their lawful representatives. Witnesses: Charles Waring

       John Vickerey

       John Locker

Proved 6th December, 1752 by Mary Mallory, widow, relict and executrix.