Nehemiah Smith

Birth14 Nov 1673 - Groton, New London, Connecticut, United States

Death21 Nov 1724 - Groton, New London, Connecticut, United States

MotherLeah Lydia Winchester

FatherNehemiah Rev Smith-II

Born in Groton, New London, Connecticut, United States on 14 Nov 1673 to Nehemiah Rev Smith-II and Leah Lydia Winchester. Nehemiah Smith married Dorothy Wheeler and had 17 children. He passed away on 21 Nov 1724 in Groton, New London, Connecticut, United States.

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Parents

Nehemiah Rev Smith-ii
1646 - 1727

Leah Lydia Winchester
1644 - 1723

Spouse(s)

Dorothy Wheeler
1679 - 1736

Children Show all

Nathan Smith
1702 - 1784

Elizabeth Smith
1700 - 1761

Isaac Smith
1707 - 1783

John Smith
1704 - 1758

Rev. William Smith
1706 - 1788

Jabez Smith
1714 - 1782

Lydia Smith
1712 - 1766

Dorothy Smith
1697 - 1698

Anna Smith
1717 - 1774

Mary Smith
1709 - 1769

Sarah Smith
1719 - 1772

Hannah Smith
1712 - 1736

Mary Smith
1698 - 1765

Alethea "Allethiah" Smith
1715 - Unknown

Hannah Smith
1699 - 1738

Susannah Smith
1705 - 1761

Daniel Smith
1697 - 1741

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