I found this info too. Dates may not work, but in case others weren't aware of it. "The year after the end of the Civil Was, 1866, a Civil War hospital for soldiers and sailors was located next to the church. Because of Rev. Huegli's close contact with the patients, widows, and orphans, he began the Lutheran Fraternal Association (Insurance) to assist widows with burials, and soon after the Lutheran Home for the orphans (now the Lutheran School for the Deaf). The hospital was converted into a parsonage for the large Heugli family, which had 12 children." Taken from: _http://www.historictrinity.org/trinhist.html_ (http://www.historictrinity.org/trinhist.html) Good luck, Sherry H.