Anonymous íslendingasögur, Þorsteins saga Síðu-Hallssonar 7

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Þorsteins saga Síðu-Hallssonar 7 — ed. not skaldic

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Anonymous íslendingasögur Þorsteins saga Síðu-Hallssonar

6 7

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. . bróðir Jóreiðar, faðir Helga og Gríms Droplaugarsona,
Hallkatla, móðir Þorkels Geitissonar í Krossavík. Ólöf hét
systir Halls á Síðu. Hún var móðir Kolbeins Flosasonar,
Þórðarsonar Freysgoða að Svínafelli. Ljótur sonur Halls átti
Helgu dóttur Einars frá Þverá og var þeirra dóttir Guðrún er
átti Ari Þorgilsson af Reykjanesi. Annar sonur Halls var
Þorsteinn er nú hefir verið frá sagt um hríð. Þriðji sonur
Halls var Egill. Hann átti Þorlaugu dóttur Þorvalds úr Ási úr
Hjaltadal. Þeirra dóttir var Þorgerður móðir Jóhanns biskups
hins helga. Kolur var hinn fjórði sonur Halls. Hann átti
Ólöfu dóttur Össurar frá Breiðá. Dóttir Halls var Gróa er
átti Teitur sonur Gissurar hvíta. Þeirra sonur var Hallur
faðir Gissurar, föður þeirra Magnúss biskups og Þorvalds,
föður Gissurar. Yngvildur hét dóttir Halls. Hana átti
Eyjólfur sonur Guðmundar hins ríka af Möðruvöllum. Þeirra
dóttir var Þórey móðir Sæmundar hins fróða, föður Lofts,
föður Jóns, föður Sæmundar í Odda. Teitur Ísleifsson átti
Jórunni. Hennar móðir var Þórdís dóttir Þorvalds Hallssonar
af Síðu. Þorgerði dóttur Halls á Síðu átti Þorgrímur sonur
Digur-Ketils. Gró dóttur Halls átti síðan Snorri Kálfsson en
eftir það átti Gró Þorvarður krákunef. Þórdísi dóttur
Síðu-Halls átti Þórður Halldórsson úr Fossárskógum.

Og lýkur svo þessi sögu er frá Þorsteini er sögð
Síðu-Hallssyni.

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