The Truth About Lynching and the Negro in the South by Winfield H. Collins
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It is generally supposed that the custom or practice of lynching in this country had its origin in the method of punishment used by Virginian farmer named Lynch, who during the Revolutionary War sought in this way to maintain order in his community or
section, - hence, Lynch's Law, and Lynch law, from which comes to the word lynching.
In the beginning, however, the term seldom, if ever, conveyed the meaning to put to death nor does it appear that Negroes were lynched even so often as whites. The methods Of punishment in the majority of cases consisted of riding the victim on a rail, beating or whipping him, and often of giving him a coat of tat and feathers.
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