Paulina Pickering

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Thomas Hayley, Paulina Pickering Hayley at two stages of her life, and “Hillside”, the residence
of this family

Paulina Pickering
b. 22 Mar 1821, Liverpool
c. 21 Jun 1822, Holy Trinity, Liverpool
m. 31 Oct 1844, Everton, Liverpool
lived: 1871, 22 Hillside, Channel Islands

        + Thomas Hayley
        b. 7 Oct 1807

Children of Paulina Pickering and Thomas Hayley
           Juliana M Hayley
           Adelaide B Hayley
           Thomas A Hayley
           Charles Pickering Hayley
           Frederica C Hayley
           Eliza H Hayley
           Alfred H Hayley
           William A Hayley


Letter regarding Paulina Pickering:
"I would like to check details on Pauline Pickering, daughter of William Pickering and Caroline Amalie Friedrieke Steffens. I had a great great grandmother also called Paulina Pickering who is supposed to have connections with Danzieg and 'German' family connections.

She married Thomas Hayley, a ship owner. The 'family- search' website Individual Record shows the date of their marriage as 31st Oct 1844. They lived at St Peter, Jersey. The Jersey census for 1851 and 1871 shows Paulina was born in 1821 in England. Their children are Charles P (Pickering) Hayley, Frederick C, Elina E and Alfred H and there are also children from a possible first marriage. "
- Pamela Collins


This coin, the second in the series, features the Percy Douglas, a three-masted ship named after Major General Sir Robert Percy Douglas, then Lieutenant Governor of Jersey. Although the Percy Douglas was built in Beaumont, Jersey by Edward Allen, it was registered in Liverpool to Thomas Hayley to whom the ship was awarded when Edward Allen went bankrupt. Registered as 781 tons and launched on 8 August 1861, the Percy Douglas worked the China routes until 14 December 1871 when it was finally wrecked after running aground off Rangoon, India.
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In 1869, Thomas Hayley made an important voyage on the Percy Douglas accompanied by his son Charles Pickering Hayley. The journey was part of Charles's coming of age celebrations and his half-sisters Julia and Adelaide sailed with them, making the lengthy trip past the Cape of Good Hope before reaching the scenic port of Galle. They disembarked at Galle and family history has it that Charles so liked what he saw of the sleepy seaport that he may have well decided to return and make his fortune there.
Source: http://www.douglashistory.co.uk/history/articles/percy_douglas.htm
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NOTES: Jersey Heritage Trust scrapbook with photos
jerseyheritagetrust.jeron.je

L/C/60/A Research Folders. Each folder covers a specific subject area and has been given a number. The numerical sequence has been included in the cataloguing reference Item refs: L/C/60/A/22 Item description: Research Folder Number 22 entitled; Jersey Masters. Includes photographs of Jersey Masters and their families

F/K/L1 Contracts F/K/L1/16 Bail et Vente between Paulina Pickering wife of Thomas Hayley and separated as to property of the first party and James John Balleine Constable of the Parish of St Peter and Jean le Brocq and Charles Philippe Le Cornu Procureurs du Bien Public of the said parish of the second party. Records the sale from 1 to 2 of a certain piece of land situated in the Parish of St Peter on the Fief sa Majesté for the sum of £20 and the payment of all Seigneurial rights due on the land. Registered Livre 277 folio 17 13/08/1881 - 13/08/1881
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1851 Census - Main Road To St Heliers, St Peters, St Peter's Valley I of Jersey

1861 Census - Hillside Villa, Main Road To St Heliers, St Peters, St Peter's Valley I of Jersey

1881 Census - Hillside Villa, Main Road To St Heliers, St Peters, St Peter's Valley I of Jersey

1891 Census - Hillside Villa, Main Road To St Heliers, St Peters, St Peter's Valley I of Jersey

1901 Census - Hillside Villa, Main Road To St Heliers, St Peters, St Peter's Valley I of Jersey