Married Amelia Woodhouse, 1 Mar 1853, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Married Temperance Ricks, 18 Feb 1857, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Married Mary Christina Heiner, 30 Mar 1861, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia
Volume 4
Hinckley, Arza Erastus, a member of the Mormon Battalion, Company B, was born Aug. 15, 1827, in Leeds county, Canada, a son of Nathaniel Hinckley and Lois Judd. He was baptized in 1838, by Lyman Stoddard, in Illinois, en route to Missouri. Bro. Hinckley migrated with the saints to Nauvoo, Illinois, and while there worked on the erection of the Temple. After the exodus from Nauvoo in the spring of 1846, and after his arrival on the Missouri River, he enlisted in the Mormon Battalion and, having wintered at Pueblo with the sick detachment of the Battalion, he arrived in Great Salt Lake Valley July 29, 1847, five days after Pres. Brigham Young. Elder Hinckley resided in Salt Lake Valley seventeen years, after which he became one of the pioneers of Summit County, where he was elected probate judge in 1868. He was active in the construction of the Union Pacific Railroad through Utah, having charge of some of the contracts. From 1882 to 1884 he filled a mission to Arizona, and, upon his return, located at Rexburg, Idaho, where he was ordained a Patriarch in August, 1887. He died at Rexburg Feb. 18, 1901.
Mormon Battalion members
Married Amelia Woodhouse, 1 Mar 1853, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Married Temperance Ricks, 18 Feb 1857, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Married Mary Christina Heiner, 30 Mar 1861, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia
Volume 4
Hinckley, Arza Erastus, a member of the Mormon Battalion, Company B, was born Aug. 15, 1827, in Leeds county, Canada, a son of Nathaniel Hinckley and Lois Judd. He was baptized in 1838, by Lyman Stoddard, in Illinois, en route to Missouri. Bro. Hinckley migrated with the saints to Nauvoo, Illinois, and while there worked on the erection of the Temple. After the exodus from Nauvoo in the spring of 1846, and after his arrival on the Missouri River, he enlisted in the Mormon Battalion and, having wintered at Pueblo with the sick detachment of the Battalion, he arrived in Great Salt Lake Valley July 29, 1847, five days after Pres. Brigham Young. Elder Hinckley resided in Salt Lake Valley seventeen years, after which he became one of the pioneers of Summit County, where he was elected probate judge in 1868. He was active in the construction of the Union Pacific Railroad through Utah, having charge of some of the contracts. From 1882 to 1884 he filled a mission to Arizona, and, upon his return, located at Rexburg, Idaho, where he was ordained a Patriarch in August, 1887. He died at Rexburg Feb. 18, 1901.
Mormon Battalion members
Family Members
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Amelia Ellen Hinckley
1853–1853
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Arza Erastus Woodhouse Hinckley
1855–1865
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Ira Nathaniel Hinckley
1857–1919
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Lois Eleanor Hinckley
1858–1859
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Lois Ann Hinckley Vance
1859–1938
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Joel Hinckley
1860–1881
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Daniel Hanmer Hinckley
1861–1861
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Heber Martin Heiner Hinckley
1862–1864
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Ann Elizabeth Ricks Hinckley
1863–1864
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Mary Louise Hinckley Welch
1864–1935
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Lewis Ricks Hinckley
1865–1867
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Martha Hinckley Bramwell
1866–1952
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Ella Clarinda Hinckley Hoopes
1867–1954
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Luna Ardell Hinckley Paul
1868–1945
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Rhoda Adelaide Hinckley Mason
1869–1937
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John Heiner Hinckley
1870–1944
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Silas Ricks Hinckley
1872–1950
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Frances Amelia Hinckley Roskelley
1873–1937
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Franklin Arza Hinckley
1873–1943
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Arthur Seymour Hinckley
1874–1920
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Harvey Heiner Hinckley
1875–1880
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Minnie Mary Hinckley Bowen
1877–1966
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Nathan Roy Hinckley
1880–1938