The Kentucky River Giant: Martin Van Buren Bates Claimed 7' 11" - Blue Ridge Country
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Martin Van Buren Bates - Wikipedia
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Capt. M.V. Bates Martin Van Buren Bates. W. L. Germon (American, 1823 - 1877 Stock Photo - Alamy
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![Anna Haining Bates, who at 7'11" was one of the tallest women to ever live, with her 7'8" husband Martin van Buren Bates. 1870s. [1128x1122] : r/HistoryPorn](https://i.redd.it/5zd5blapfpj71.jpg "Anna Haining Bates, who at 7'11\" was one of the tallest women to ever live, with her 7'8\" husband Martin van Buren Bates. 1870s. [1128x1122] : r/HistoryPorn")
Anna Haining Bates, who at 7'11" was one of the tallest women to ever live, with her 7'8" husband Martin van Buren Bates. 1870s. [1128x1122] : r/HistoryPorn
Martin Van Buren Bates - Wikipedia
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The Kentucky River Giant: Martin Van Buren Bates Claimed 7' 11" - Blue Ridge Country
Martin Van Buren Bates was 7ft 7in tall and joined the 5th Kentucky Infantry in 1861. His ferocity in battle and imposing figure saw him quickly promoted to the rank of captain.
Martin Van Buren Bates and Anna Hannon Swann
The Kentucky River Giant: Martin Van Buren Bates Claimed 7' 11" - Blue Ridge Country
American Battlefield Trust - Martin Van Buren Bates (AKA the Kentucky Giant) was 7ft 7in tall and joined the 5th Kentucky Infantry in 1861. His ferocity in battle and imposing figure saw
