Philo Remington

  • American

Philo Remington, born in 1816 in Litchfield, New York, represents the generation that carried the Remington enterprise from its early forge origins into a nationally recognized manufacturing concern. The son of Eliphalet Remington II, he grew up within a family whose craftsmanship in rifle barrels laid the foundation for one of America's most influential nineteenth-century industrial firms. His life in Ilion, New York — where he spent his career and died in 1889 — reflects the transformation of a rural gunsmith's shop into a major producer of firearms and mechanical goods, securing the Remington name as a fixture of American industry. - AsNotedIn

Notable Position Organization From To
Partner E Remington and Sons 1839 1861

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Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
1870/00/00 A large estate on Armory Hill, which included the stables that have been recognized for their substantial size, is built for Philo Remington. Owner Remington Stables Ilion
1888/03/07 Philo Remington and Eliphalet Remington III sell E Remington and Sons to Marcellus Hartley and the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. Hartley and Winchester own equal shares in the new Remington Arms Company. Seller
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