The Kentucky River Giant: Martin Van Buren Bates Claimed 7' 11" - Blue Ridge Country
An actual giant served in the Civil War - We Are The Mighty
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
Capt. Martin Van Buren Bates, CSA (1837 - 1919) - Genealogy
The Kentucky River Giant: Martin Van Buren Bates Claimed 7' 11" - Blue Ridge Country
The Giant of the Hills: Martin Van Buren Bates
Giants. by Roy Bentley | by Ira J. Bates | Life & Times of the Kentucky River Giant | Medium
The Kentucky River Giant: Martin Van Buren Bates Claimed 7' 11" - Blue Ridge Country
Capt. M.V. Bates Martin Van Buren Bates. W. L. Germon (American, 1823 - 1877 Stock Photo - Alamy
Captain Martin van Buren Bates The tallest man Kentucky | Van buren, Martin, Bates
Big Uncle: The Saga of Martin Van Buren Bates: Chaltas, David: 9781492795810: Amazon.com: Books
Martin Van Buren Bates - Wikipedia
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.
I Discovered my Great Uncle was a Giant | by Ira J. Bates | Life & Times of the Kentucky River Giant | Medium
Giants of Seville loom large at Medina County Historical Society meeting - cleveland.com
Giants' Wedding | Martin van Buren Bates | Paul Slade - Journalist
Martin Van Buren Bates | American Battlefield Trust
Martin Van Buren Bates - Wikipedia
I Discovered my Great Uncle was a Giant | by Ira J. Bates | Life & Times of the Kentucky River Giant | Medium
Letcher County working to honor native son who was a giant | Lexington Herald Leader
The Kentucky River Giant: Martin Van Buren Bates Claimed 7' 11" - Blue Ridge Country
Anna Haining Bates - Wikipedia
The Giant of the Hills: Martin Van Buren Bates
