The Third Person

Susan and Amy Frush are reunited when they become the sole beneficiaries to their aunt’s old, roomy New England mansion. After they move in, they are frightened by a persistent, mysterious visitor, the ghost of their dead cousin Cuthbert, whose smuggling exploits led to his hanging in 1775, bringing shame to the family name. With the help of the town minister, Susan and Amy piece together Cuthbert’s sad but exciting career and set out to redeem him—and themselves.

A pair of spinster cousins become the proud new owners of their ancestral manor. What they don't know is that the estate is haunted by the spirit of a deceased and nationalistic relative.

Two unmarried cousin women inherit their family's old house. They don't realize that the ghost of a dead patriotic family member still lives there.