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Do you play Bridge? If you do, the chapter titles of "Duplicate Bridges" will have special meanings. If you don't, that's OK. You have real bridges to cross and can relate to their challenges. Single mom, kids, a new career? Is there anyone out there for me? These are the bridges that the author, Esther Cleveland, refers to in "Duplicate Bridges." Bridges are made for people to get from one place to another, usually to avoid dangerous terrain. Some are visibly safe and others are questionable. (Having a warning sign on them.) Some are uncharted and you don't know what to expect, but someone...

Follow Suzanne and her new husband Francois Gurnee as they make their home near the Hudson River in New York state and eventually deal with the stresses of the Revolutionary War. All the major characters and places are real. Suzanne and Francois' parents knew each other before leaving France. Their son Francis Secor marries a woman named Annie Gurnee. She has been a mystery to the ancestry community because of another woman by the same name. Read and find out who she is.