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   Why Ku Klos Knights ?
   
   On Sunday December 24th (Christmas Eve) 1865, 6 ex-confederate soldiers met
   at the office of Judge Thomas M. Jones to form a club or society to amuse
   themselves. They were Captain John C. Lester of the 3rd Tennessee infantry,
   Major James R. Crowe of the 3rd Tennessee. Infantry, Calvin Jones (son of
   Judge Thomas M. Jones) Adj. of the 35th Tennessee. Regiment, Captain John B.
   Kennedy of the 3rd Tennessee and Frank O.McCord, Editor of the Pulaski
   Citizen and private in the 3rd Tennessee. Richard Reed is also of the 3rd
   Tennessee. They all thought it was a great idea and they appointed a
   committee composed of Richard Reed and Calvin Jones to come up with a name
   for the organization. They agreed to meet the following evening. The
   following night when they met, the committee presented the name 'Ku klos'
   from the Greek word for circle and since all 6 men were of Scotch-Irish
   decent; John Kennedy suggested the word Clan to follow Kuklos.They all agreed
   except they changed the C in the word Klan to K and making Kuklos two words,
   thus the name Ku Klos Klan. The name remained for uncertain time. Until Major
   Crowe suggested that the middle word be changed to Klux, history give a
   reason for this. There were two Colleges on the outskirts of Pulaski, one was
   a Woman's collage and the other, a Man's collage and they both had Greek
   Societies and they feared that someone would make the connection about the
   word Kuklos being the Greek word for "circle", it is believed that Major
   Crowe suggested the word "Klux", Major Crowe also suggested having costumes
   in order to make the club more mysterious. A quote from Major James R. Crowe
   while serving in the Tennessee legislature in the early 1880's "The origin of
   the order had no political significance, it was purely social and for their
   own amusement and it proved a great blessing to the entire South and did what
   the State and Federal officials could not do --- It brought order out of
   chaos, peace and happiness to our beloved South and I'm proud to say that I
   never knew of any single act done by the original K. K. K. that I am ashamed
   of".
   
   
   
   
   
   The Ku Klos Klan
   The Original Name of the 1865 Original Klan
   Why the name "Ku Klos Knights"
   On Sunday December 24th (Christmas Eve) 1865, 6 ex-confederate soldiers met
   at the office of Judge Thomas M. Jones to form a club or society to amuse
   themselves. They were Captain John C. Lester of the 3rd Tennessee infantry,
   Major James R. Crowe of the 3rd Tennessee. Infantry, Calvin Jones (son of
   Judge Thomas M. Jones) Adj. of the 35th Tennessee. Regiment, Captain John B.
   Kennedy of the 3rd Tennessee and Frank O.McCord, Editor of the Pulaski
   Citizen and private in the 3rd Tennessee. Richard Reed is also of the 3rd
   Tennessee. They all thought it was a great idea and they appointed a
   committee composed of Richard Reed and Calvin Jones to come up with a name
   for the organization. They agreed to meet the following evening. The
   following night when they met, the committee presented the name 'Ku klos'
   from the Greek word for circle and since all 6 men were of Scotch-Irish
   decent; John Kennedy suggested the word Clan to follow Kuklos. They all
   agreed except they changed the C in the word Clan to K and making Kuklos two
   words, thus the name Ku Klos Klan. The name remained for an uncertain time.
   Until Major Crowe suggested that the middle word be changed to Klux, history
   gives a reason for this. There were two Colleges on the outskirts of Pulaski,
   one was a Woman's college and the other, a Man's college and they both had
   Greek Societies and klan members feared that someone would make the
   connection about the word Kuklos being the Greek word for "circle"; and Major
   Crowe suggested the word "Klux", becaue he believed it would help maintain
   the secrecy of the klan. He also suggested having costumes (Robes) in order
   to make the club more mysterious.
   
   
   
   A quote from Major James R. Crowe while serving in the Tennessee legislature
   in the early 1880's "The origin of the order had no political significance,
   it was purely social and for their own amusement and it proved a great
   blessing to the entire South and did what the State and Federal officials
   could not do --- It brought order out of chaos, peace and happiness to our
   beloved South and I'm proud to say that I never knew of any single act done
   by the original K. K. K. that I am ashamed of".
   
   
   
   
   
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