Patrick/Winifred Hynes

[Sandblown]

Lancsopc also has a baptism for :
Mary Ann Hyans , daughter of Patrick and Winifred Fielding
1st June 1864.

I can’t see a civil birth.

Although civil registration was introduced in 1837, it was not until 1874 that the registration of a birth became compulsory. Between these dates, children may not have been registered. There was in fact a loophole as the act was not fully understood and people genuinely thought that to have a child baptised was to register that child. The 1874 Act made registration compulsory within a 6 week period and imposed a fine for non-compliance.

[heywood]

As they registered the others, that would seem unlikely in this case.
I have gone back to look - Andrew was registered as Hinds and now found

1864 Mary Ann Hinds mmn Fielden

There is also a death in 1865
Lancashire BMD

[Sandblown]

https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC%2F1851%2F0002154388

There is another Irish Hinds/Fielding Family located in Salford, during this period, this being Andrew Hinds, who was married to an Ann Fielding. The above Link is for this Family on the Salford 1851 Census.

 For example, Jane Hinds has an 1848 Salford Civil Birth Registration, MMM Fielding.

[beannie]

Hi Heywood and Sandblown
Thank you for these,  I will follow them up, there is also a death in 1869 of 4 year old Mary Ann, maybe I should send for the certificate. Anyway will keep looking.
Kind regards
Beannie