Born ‎1793 at RI, died ‎19 Sep 1874 at Allen, Hillsdale Co., MI‎, 80 or 81 years, cause of death: Congestion of the lungs, buried ‎1874 at Allen Cem., Allen, MI. Occupation: RR Hand
In 1820. Thomas B. REMINGTON was living in Aurelius Twp, Cayuga Co. NY.
Was a resident of Bristol, Ontario Co, NY in 1830 with 2 males under 5, 1 male between 5 and 10, 1 male 15 to 20, one male between 30 and 40 and 2 females between 30 and 40.

On 15 July, 1835, in Canandaigua Twp, Ontario Co. NY Thomas B. REMINGTON appeared in Surrogate Court as general guardian of the minor children of John Bray, (deceased): Lucy, Betsey and Sally Jane BRAY.

There is a record of a Thoomas B. REMINGTON of Ontario Co. NY on an 1837 land patent for Genesee Co. MI

In 1840, Thomas was in the Bristol Twp, Ontario Co, NY census with his wife and three sons.

By 1850 Thomas and his brother, John, had both settled in Allen Twp, Hillsdale Co. MI, his family included himself, age 57, farmer, born in RI, his wife, Elizabeth, 50, born in NY, and son James, 16 farmer, born in NY.

The 1860 census for Allen has:
Thos. REMiNGTON, 66, farmer, born in RI, Elizabeth, 60, born in NJ, Minerva, 14, attending school, b. MI; Peter Marsh, 14, attending school, born in Ind, and Ian (female) 6/12, born in MI. Four years later his wife Elizabeth died.

By 1870, he was living with J. C. REMINGTON in Allen; he was 77 years old and worked as a railroad hand. He died there four years later, a widower at age 81, of congestion of the lungs.

Born ‎7 Oct 1801 at RI, died ‎11 Sep 1888 at Andover, Allegany, NY‎, 86 years
Marriage date from NY State GenWebMarriage date from NY State GenWeb

Joseph N Remington, English immigrant to RI, served in the Revolutionary War seven years, came to this town very early, a pioneer, and took wild land on the farm now owned by W Crandall. His son, Daniel S, born 1801 came with his father and his was the first marriage in town. His wife was Eliza, daughter of Erastus Eaton. Their home was on the homestead taken by his father. He was a farmer, a deacon of the 7th Day Baptist and passed most of his life in town dying in Andover in 1887. Of his six children, Jerome F Remington born May 30, 1831 married Aurilla Bloss in 1852 and located in town. His wife dying in 1853, he married Mary, daughter of Lewis B Fish in 1856 and settled at Green's Corners as a wagon maker. In 1862 he enlisted in Co. E, 130th NY, and served with his regiment until discharged in July 1865, except four months in the hospital. From 1865 to 1890 he was a carpenter and a farmer. His wife died in 1889, and he married Selina Green. In 1890 he became a merchant in Green's Corners. He has three children by his second wife, Cora M, Fannie A, and Lenna E. Mr. Remington is a loyal citizen and belongs to Sawyer Post of the GAR (Grand Army of the Repulic).

Born ‎± 1808 at NY, died ‎1843 at Erie Co. OH‎, approximately 35 years
Lived in Erie Co. OH in 1840, when her parents joined them. The Sorensen file questions whether Charlotte died in Albany, NY. Her father died in Groton Twp, Erie Co. OH in 1845, and her mother in the same place after 1840, so it is very likely that she also died there.

Born ‎22 Aug 1811 at Plymouth, Chenango Co NY, died ‎25 Feb 1904 at Allen, Hillsdale Co. MI‎, 92 years, buried ‎at Allen Cemetery
Born in Plymouth, NY, moved to Allegany Co. NY until 1836, moved to Ontario Co. and married. They moved to Allen, MI Sept 1846. He was the 10th child and youongest son of Rev. War Veteran Joseph REMINGTON. Had 7 children--four of whom were living at time of his death.
From Abbie Collins/Fish scrapbook.

Born ‎1 Oct 1812 at Chenango Co. NY, died ‎7 Nov 1881 at Independence, Allegany, NY‎, 69 years
Newspaper clipping of her death states that she died of paralysis.
The article follows:
Died Nov. 7, 1881, of paralysis, Fanny, wife of Lewis B. Fish, aged 69 years and one month. Mrs. Fish has spent most of her life in Independence, Allegany, NY, and was a very hard working woman, until a few years since, she began to lose her mind, which difficulty increased until death. She has left a husband and quite a large family of children.

Very little is known of Fanny. It is said that she died in the "poor house" in Angelica (an early county seat of Allegany Co) and was buried in Potter's Field.

In various census records, she is listed as having been in Yates or Chenango County. Some census records list her as having been born in 1814. However, the record kept by Minerva FISH is probably more reliable and until prove otherwise, those dates will be considered official.
Newspaper clipping of her death states that she died of paralysis.
The article follws:
Died Nov. 7, 1881, of paralysis, Fanny, wife of Lewis B. Fish, aged 69 years and one month. Mrs. Fish has spent most of her life in Independence, Allegany, NY, and was a very hard working woman, until a few years since, she began to lose her mind, which difficulty increased until death. She has left a husband and quite a large family of children.