Jon Oddsson
Hannah Johnson's Grandfather
Hannah Johnson's Grandfather
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Birth: 17 January 1795 Kalfholl, Olafsvellir, Arness, Iceland
Death: 5 March 1834 Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland
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Birth place of Jon 1795: Kálfhóll (also spelled Kalfholl) is a traditional farmstead located in the Ólafsvellir parish, within the Árnessýslaregion of South Iceland.
Region & Parish: Part of the rural Ólafsvellir area in the southern lowlands of Iceland's Árnessýsla countyworldometers.info+4archive.org+4ancestry.com+4.
Coordinates Approximation: Ólafsvellir lies near 64° 1′ N, 20° 36′ W, placing Kálfhóll in that same local cluster of farms .
Nearby Farms: Historically recorded alongside other sub-farms like Norðurgarður and Andrésfjós under the Ólafsvellir estate mapsland.com+4archive.org+4ancestry.com+4.
Use Ólafsvellir as your reference point when searching on maps or GPS.
Roads in this region connect farms and small homesteads – you'd likely see farm signs pointing to Kálfhóll.
It's a rural agricultural area, about a 1 h drive from Reykjavík heading southeast into the Icelandic countryside.
One notable record shows Jon Oddsson was born in Kálfhóll, Ólafsvellir, Árness, on 17 January 1795 ancestry.com, confirming its longstanding status as a named farmstead in local genealogies.
Name: Kálfhóll (Kalfholl)
Type: Historic farmstead
Location: Ólafsvellir parish, Árnessýsla, South Iceland
Coordinates: ~64° 1′ N, 20° 36′ W
Significance: Part of cluster of farms under Ólafsvellir estate
Spouse
Hannah Johnsons Grandmother
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Birth: 8 Aug 1794 Nordurgardi, Olafsvellir, Arness, Iceland
Death: 16 Oct 1869 Spanish Fork, Utah USA
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Gudrun's Birth place 1794: Nordurgarði / Norðurgarður is a small farmstead (and historically a “hjáleiga” or outbuilding farm) located within the Ólafsvellir area in the Árnessýsla region of southern Iceland.
Region & Municipality: Situated in southern Iceland within Árnessýsla county, specifically in the parish of Ólafsvellir, which includes several named farms and subdivisionsicelandreview.com+10nafnid.arnastofnun.is+10heimaslod.is+10.
Coordinates: Ólafsvellir lies at approximately 64° 1′ N, 20° 36′ W maplandia.com.
Historical Mention: Norðurgarður was one of five surviving farms (others include Andrésfjós, Björnskot, Vesturkot, Minni-Ólafsvellir) beneath the larger Ólafsvellir estatemaplandia.com+3nafnid.arnastofnun.is+3geni.com+3.
Use the following as navigation cues:
Search for Ólafsvellir or Olafsvellir, Arness on mapping tools.
Look for ancillary farms or clusters in that area; Norðurgarður is among those traditional subdivisions.
This is a rural region, roughly 1 hour's drive east of Reykjavík, heading inland near the southern lowlands.
Historically a subsidiary farmstead within the Ólafsvellir estate, known in modern Icelandic as Norðurgarður(“North Farm”).
It may not appear on all maps due to its small size and historical nature but shows in place-name registriesjackyyclarinda.pages.dev+2landofmarvels.com+2skeidgnup.is+2geni.com+1maplandia.com+1.
Not to be confused with Reykjavík’s harbor’s Nordurgarði Lighthouse, though the names are identicalvidiani.com+8accidentallywesanderson.com+8goodlighthunting.com+8.
Name: Norðurgarður (Nordurgarði)
Type: Historic farmstead / sub-farm
Location: Ólafsvellir area, Árnessýsla, South Iceland
Coordinates: ~64° 1′ N, 20° 36′ W
Context: Part of a cluster of farms under Ólafsvellir estate
1 Gudrun Jonsdottir
2 Margret Jonsdottir
3 Margret Jonsdottir
4 Anna Jonsdottir
5 Gudrun Jonsdottir
6 Gudrun Jonsdottir
7 Margret Jonsdottir
8 Jon Jonsson
9 Snjofridur Jonsdottir
10 Halldor Jonsson
11 Thorbjorg Jonsdottir