Anonymous íslendingasögur, Eyrbyggja saga 7

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Eb ch. 7

Eyrbyggja saga 7 — ed. not skaldic

Not published: do not cite (Eb ch. 7)

Anonymous íslendingasögur Eyrbyggja saga

6 7 8

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Geirröður hét maður er nam land inn frá Þórsá til Langadals
og bjó á Eyri. Með honum kom út Úlfar kappi, er hann gaf land
umhverfis Úlfarsfell, og Finngeir sonur Þorsteins öndurs.
Hann bjó í Álftafirði. Hans sonur var Þorfinnur, faðir
Þorbrands í Álftafirði.

Vestar hét maður, sonur Þórólfs blöðruskalla. Hann kom til
Ísland með föður sinn gamlan og nam land fyrir utan
Urthvalafjörð og bjó á Öndverðri-Eyri. Hans sonur var Ásgeir
er þar bjó síðan.

Björn hinn austræni andaðist fyrst þessa landnámsmanna og var
heygður við Borgarlæk. Hann átti eftir tvo sonu. Annar var
Kjallakur gamli er bjó í Bjarnarhöfn eftir föður sinn.
Kjallakur átti Ástríði, dóttur Hrólfs hersis, systur
Steinólfs hins lága, þau áttu þrjú börn. Þorgrímur goði var
sonur þeirra og Gerður dóttir er átti Þormóður goði, sonur
Odds hins rakka. Þriðja var Helga er átti Ásgeir á Eyri. Frá
börnum Kjallaks er komin mikil ætt og eru það kallaðir
Kjalleklingar.

Óttar hét annar sonur Bjarnar, Hann átti Gró Geirleifsdóttur,
systur Oddleifs af Barðaströnd. Þeirra synir voru þeir Helgi,
faðir Ósvífurs hins spaka, og Björn, faðir Vigfúss í
Drápuhlíð. Vilgeir hét hinn þriðji sonur Óttars Bjarnarsonar.

Þórólfur Mostrarskegg kvongaðist í elli sinni og fékk þeirrar
konu er Unnur hét. Segja sumir að hún væri dóttir Þorsteins
rauðs en Ari Þorgilsson hinn fróði telur hana eigi með hans
börnum.

Þau Þórólfur og Unnur áttu son er Steinn hét. Þenna svein gaf
Þórólfur Þór, vin sínum, og kallaði hann Þorstein og var
þessi sveinn allbráðger.

Hallsteinn Þórólfsson fékk Óskar, dóttur Þorsteins rauðs.
Þorsteinn hét sonur þeirra. Hann fóstraði Þórólfur og kallaði
Þorstein surt en sinn son kallaði hann Þorstein þorskabít.

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