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The 6th Kentucky, and therefore its field hospital, was involved in most of the major battles in the western theater, including:

Shiloh
6-7April 1862
Casualties: regiment 108, brigade 844; total CSA: 10,699

Baton Rouge
5 August 1862
Casualties: 6th: 5 killed, 73 wounded

Stones River
30 Dec. '62-2 Jan.'63
Casualties: 6th: 60; total CSA: 10,266

Chickamauga
19-20 September 1863
Casualties: Confederate 6667 total, 2160 wounded, 4160 missing/captured

Lookout Mountain
24 November 1863   __
                                          Chatanooga   Casualties: Total Confederate 6,670
Missionary Ridge      ---
25 November 1863

Resaca, GA     
13-15 May 1864
Casualtes: Total Confederate: 2800

Dallas, GA
25 May 1864
The Brigade lost 51% of its strength

Peach Tree Creek
20 July 1864
Casualties: Total Confederate casualties 4760

Battle of Atlanta
22 July 1864

Jonesborough
31 August 1864
Many of the 6th were overrun and captured, along with their battleflag
Total Confederate losses 3000

Atlanta Campaign: 
The Brigade started at Dalton on May 1 1140 strong. 
On 1 September the brigade could muster only 240 men in the
ranks.

South Carolina Campaign
January-March 1865

The Orphan Brigade surrendered by order of Gen. Joseph Johnston, 25 April 1865. Only 500 of the original 4,000 members of the brigade remained. They were paroled at Washington, GA,  6-7 May 1865

(CWSAC Battle Summaries: http://www.nps.gov/history/hps/
Thompson,"Orphan Brigade," 1973 ed., p. iv)