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Thomas Westbrook Waldron (Canada)
Thomas Westbrook Waldron was the first of his New Hampshire family to immigrate to Canada and was an early resident and farmer of Charlotte County, New Brunswick. He was the senior grandson of his namesake grandfather, yet moved away from his first homeland, where his family had been prominent. Among his descendants are well over one hundred Canadians, inhabiting all regions of Canada. Some descendants are citizens of the United States, Australia or the Philippines.
==Birth and family==
Thomas Westbrook Waldron, bearing the same name as his grandfather and great great grandfather, was born 18 November 1785〔"Waldron Family Record", New Hampshire Historical Society, 2pp, in 19th century handwriting, lists his exact date of birth. This source is also transcribed in William Copeley, ''New Hampshire Family Records'', (1994, Heritage Books, vol. 2, p.737, ISBN 978-0-7884-0068-1)〕〔John Wentworth, (''Wentworth Genealogy - English and American'' ), (1878), Vol.1, pp.165-6 At archive.org〕〔C.H.C. Howard, (''Genealogy of the Cutts Family in America'' ), (1892) p.121.〕〔1851 Census, St. David Parish, Charlotte Co., New Brunswick, Library and Archives Canada film C-994, p.6. The 1851 census shows him only as Thomas Waldron. If he was age 67 as the census said, then his birthdate would be about 1784.〕 in New Hampshire, United States. Probably born in Dover, New Hampshire, he "went to Portsmouth, N.H. in 1803, married, and had a child who died there; then moved into Maine, and his sister has not heard of him since about 1815."〔John Wentworth, (''Wentworth Genealogy - English and American'' ), Vol.1, pp.165-6〕
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