Strangite
noun
Strang·ite
ˈstraŋˌīt
plural -s
: a member of a religious body that was organized by J. J. Strang in Wisconsin in 1844, that regards itself as the original and only true Church of Christ of Latter-day Saints, and that holds its founder to be the only legitimate successor to Joseph Smith
Word History
Etymology
James J. Strang †1856 American religious leader + English -ite