Hannah Adams, d/o Moses Adams and Lydia Whitney, b. Sherborn 8 Feb 1687/88, d. Sherborn 21 Jul 1718, m. 16 Jan 1705/06 Nathaniel Fiske. [See the refutation of this death date below.]
Source:Bond, Henry. Family Memorials. Genealogies of the Families and Descendants of the Early Settlers of Watertown, Massachusetts, Including Waltham and Weston (1855), p. 215, says Nathaniel's wife Hannah d. 21 Jul 1718, and it seems probable the sources on this page have simply copied from him. However, no such death record has been located, and as Bond seems so unfamiliar with Sherborn records that he does not know of Nathaniel's death, which is recorded, one wonders how he could possibly know of Hannah's? In any event, as the birth of the daughter Lydia of Nathaniel and Hannah is recorded in Sherborn on 5 Oct 1718, Hannah clearly could not have died 21 Jul 1718. Possibly this is some confusion with Hannah, the widow of John Fisk, but as Bond did not explain the basis for his assertions, this appears to simply be another of his many mistakes. This means that Hannah is the only Hannah Fisk in Sherborn that is suitable to be Ebenezer Daniel's third wife.
