A century of faith, remembered aloud today. On an August day in 1879, Ten Mile met together at Ringland's Grove to honour the Reverend Thaddeus Dodd, settled as pastor in 1779 during the American Revolution. Listen to a community speaking. Centennial Celebration Commemorative Of The Settlement Of The Rev. Thaddeus Dodd As Pasor Of The Presbyterian Church Of Ten Mile records the occasion as a commemorative proceedings booklet, preserving centennial celebration speeches and the devotional tone of a congregation looking back to its eighteenth century pastorate. As presbyterian congregational history, it offers a clear view into early American church history in Washington County, Pennsylvania, tracing how faith, migration, and civic life intertwined in revolutionary era Pennsylvania. Its value lies in the way public memory is made: faith, oratory, and civic pride set side by side, revealing what 1879 Pennsylvanians wanted to pass on about 1779 for ministers, students, and anyone tracing Presbyterian roots. Readers interested in genealogy and local history will value the names, places, and institutional memory preserved in this rare pamphlet edition, including presbyterian sermon transcripts and addresses shaped by nineteenth-century remembrance. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint -- a collector's item and a cultural treasure. Whether you are a casual reader drawn to Americana or a collector of church anniversary commemorations and primary source reprint material, this volume stands as a compact, authentic record of how a community chose to remember its beginnings.