Account from "A Genealogical History of the Rev. Nehemiah Smith of New London County, Conn.", p. 71/72:

" Nehemiah(3) (Nehemiah(2), Nehemiah(1)), b. Nov. 14, 1673; m. April 22, 1696, Dorothy Wheeler, a dau. of Isaac and Martha (Park) Wheeler and granddaughter of Thomas and Mary Wheeler. Soon after their marriage they both joined the First Church, New London. He was known as an honest and highly respected farmer, and appears on the town records as Nehemiah, Jr. He was townsman 1712-14. At the time of his death, which was a few years before that of his father, all of his twelve children were living except Dorothy. He was b. and always resided on the homestead farm near Smith lake, Poquonoe, Groton, Conn. He also owned land at "Nowayanck." This land, according to the original inventory of his estate, by an error in surveying comprised thirty acres more than actually existed. This error was afterward corrected and the land shows a valuation of about $12 an acre. By his will he gave L 1648 2s. 10d. to the family, one-third to his wife, and the balance equally among the eleven children, except to Nathan, the oldest son, who had received his full double share during his father's life-time. He d. Nov. 21, 1724, fifty-one years of age. His wife, called Dollie, was b. Dec. 6, 1679, and d. May 25, 1736. They were both buried near his father and mother in the first burying ground at Poquonoe, and both removed to Smith Lake Cemetery, 1888."