Born in Reykjavik Iceland on the 7th of May 1974.
1974-1977 Lived my first 3 years in Reykir (V-Hunavatnssysla, Iceland) where my father taught at the Secondary municipal boarding-school (Héraðsskóli) and where my mother taught English in the primary school.
1977-1979 We lived at Laugar (Snæfellsnes, Iceland) where my parents taught at the primary school.
1979-1980 We lived for a year where my father filled in as the primary school headmaster during the official headmaster's one-year sabbatical leave.
1980-1985 During the summer of 1985 moved Reykholt (Borgarfjörður, Iceland) where my father took over as the headmaster of Reykholtskóli, a secondary municipal boarding-school.
That autumn I entered the regional primary school at Klepjarnsreykir (Kleppjárnsreykjaskóli).
1985-1987 We lived in Farum, Denmark. During my father studies at DPU teachers university in Emdrup, Copenhagen and computer studies at the EDB school in Copenhagen.
... to be continued...
Timeline
7 May 1974 (GMT 16:20) Born at Fæðingarheimilið in Reykjavík, Iceland.[1]
1974 - 1977 Residence at Reykir in Hrútafjörður, Iceland.[1]
1977 - 1979 Residence at Laugargerði on Snæfellsnes.[1]
1979 - 1980 Residence at Grundarfjörður on Snæfellsnes, Iceland.[1]
1980 - 1985 Residence at Reykholt in Reykholtsdalur in Borgarfjörður, Iceland.[1]
1985 - 1987 Residence in Farum on Sjælland in Denmark.[1]
1987 - 1991 Residence in Selfoss, Árnessýsla, Iceland.[1]
Jan - Jul 1991 Residence in Reykjavík, Iceland.[1]
1991 - 1992 Residence in Lat ya (ตำบล ลาดหญ้า) in Kanchanaburi province, Thailand.[1]
First-hand information. Entered by Sigurður Eysteinsson at registration.
DNA
Paternal, maternal and full sibling relationships are confirmed by a MyHeritageDNA test match between Sigurður Eysteinsson and his sister Arnrún Ósk Eysteinsdóttir. Their most-recent common ancestors are their parents Eysteinn Óskar Jónasson and Jódís Arnrún Sigurðardóttir. Predicted relationship from MyHeritage: Sister, based on sharing 2,695.2 cM across 43 segments.
Paternal relationships is confirmed by a GEDmatch test match between Sigurður Eysteinsson GEDmatch CW371531C1 and his father Eysteinn Óskar Jónasson GEDmatch FR7475040. Estimated number of generations to MRCA = 1.0, based on sharing 3570.0 cM across 43 half-match segments.
Father/daughter, Maternal and half sibling relationships are confirmed by a 23andMe test match between Sigurður Eysteinsson and his niece Áslaug Cortes, the daughter of Axel Cortes, Sigurður Eysteinsson's maternal half-brother. Their most-recent common ancestor is Jódís Arnrún Sigurðardóttir, Sigurður Eysteinsson’s and Axel Cortes's mother and Áslaug Cortes’s paternal grandmother. Predicted relationship from 23andMe: Half Niece, based on sharing 950 half-identical cM across 33 segments.
Þú ert með formóður að nafni Una Jónsdóttir f. 1720 d. 25. júlí 1797
Mín formóðir var Vilborg Jónsdóttir f. 1727.
Þær voru alsystur sbr. islendingabók. Móðir þeirra var Rannveig Jónsdóttir f. 1684 og Jón Höskuldsson f. 1679 d. eftir 1752
Ég leitaði að skyldleika okkar og styrsti skyldleiki erum við 7 og 9 liður frá Magnúsi Gunnlaugssyni í gegnum Klingenbergsættina, mín megin. En Rannveig er formóðir mín í 8 lið (ég er dótturdótturdóttur...dóttir hennar. beinn kvenliður. ) það vantar tengingu við móður hennar Rannveigar í islendingabok.is
Veist þú hver móðir Rannveigar var?… og ef svo, geturðu gefið mér heimildina fyrir því? Því þá get ég bætt henni við hérna á WikiTree… það eru margar heimildir sem vantar á Íslendingabók.
Kær kveðja
P.S. Fyrst þú ert afkomandi þeirra í beinan kvenlegg þá deilir þú með þeim Hvatbera DNA… veistu hver mtDNA haplógrúbban þín er?
Kvenleggurinn stoppar (eða byrjar) með Rannveigu, amk í Íslendingabók.
Það kemur fram að hún og Jón Höskuldsson, eiginmaður hennar bjuggu á Næfurholti árið 1729 ásamt 5 börnum: Þórarinn (f.1709), Una (f.1720), Guðlaug (f. 1922), Vilborg (f. 1927), og Jón (f. 1923). Skv. Manntali 1703 bjó Jón þá í Geldingalæk, Rangárvallahrepp ásamt fyrri eiginkonu og tengdamóður. Á bls. 294 Í Rangvellingabók eftir Valgeir Sigurðsson segir: "Jón Höskuldsson -1729-1733- ætt ókunn,Síðari kona, Rannveig f. 1684 á lífi 1729 Jónsdóttir, Bjarnasonar bónda á Hæli í Gnúpverjahreppi, Jónssonar..." og síðan eru talin upp börn þeirra. Að lokum kemur fram að Jón bjó í Skálholti í Gnúpverjahreppi árið 1752. Ég er enn að leita að frekari upplýsingum, en Rannveig er ekki tengd móður í islendingabok, þó að kona Jóns föður hennar og þeirra 4 synir koma fram. Kirkjubækur eru ekki á netinu frá þessum tíma.
Í dag 2 mai 2024 er ég ekki enn búin að "taka DNA testið" en það eru nokkur ár síðan ég verslaði 3 kit. Svo ég veit ekki hver happlogrúbba MtDNA er hef.
Við erum 3 systurnar sem allar eigum dætur. (og syni)
Dóttir Stefaníu á einungis syni,
Guðrún Torfhildur á 2 dætur Eldri dóttir hennar á son og dóttur og yngri dóttir hennar mun líklega einungis eiga einkason.
Ég á síðan engin (og mun líklega aldrei eignast nein) barnabörn,
Svo að Birna Dröfn Hallgrímsdóttir f. 2015 er eini einstaklingurinn sem hefur líffræðilega getu til að koma MtDNA okkar til næstu kynslóðar.
Það sem kemur fram er:
Birna 2015, systir hennar dó fyrir fæðingu.
Ólöf 1983 er dóttir Stefaníu. Sigríður f1982, Írís f1993, eru dætur Guðrúnar, og Guðrún 1991 er dóttir mín
Stefanía 1956, Guðrún 1959, Guðbjörg(ég) f 1961 erum alsystur
Eyrún f 1926-2002 systir hennar dó við fæðingu
Ólöf f. 1897-1985, Stefanía f. 1889-1903, Gróa f.1887-1954 báðar systur ömmu voru barnlausar
Ólöf f 1861-1949, 7 systur, ég veit ekki hvort einhver af móðursystrum ömmu eignuðust börn
Gróa 1829-1900 átti hálfbróður sammæðra
Kristín f 1788-1860, átti 6 alsystur, Vilborg, Kristín, Sigríður, Elín,Guðrún og Una (sama og Ólöf eldri)
Elín f.1759-1841 var skv. islendingabok einkadóttir
Vilborg f. 1727 átti 2 alsystur Una 1720-1797 og Guðlaug 1722-1787
Rannveig Jónsdóttir f. 1684 Föður foreldrar þekktir, móðir óþekkt.
Faðir Jón Bjarnason... Íslendingabok segir hann hafa verið einkason.
En Jón Espólín segir að Bjarni og Vilborg hafi átt 2 syni sem báðir fengu nafnið Jón. Jón Espólín skrifar að yngri sonurinn hafi flutt Suður-með-sjó... Vogum að Vatnsleysu.
Valgeir Sigurðsson segir að faðir Rannveigu hafi búið Í Kálfatjörn á Vatnsleysu þegar manntalið var tekið 1703.
Islendingabok. hafnar því að albræður hafi einnig verið alnafnar... og tengir Rannveigu sem dóttur Jóns Bjarnasonar f1954 við Votumýri.
Jón á Votumýri f. 1654 var yngri en Jón húsmaður í Naustakoti hjáleiga Kálfatjörn f. 1652
En föðursystir Rannveigu var prestfrú á Fellsmúla í manntali 1703 þar sem Rannveig var 19 ára þjónustustúlka
Genalega séð breytir það engu... Albræður og engar upplýsingar til staðar um móður Rannveigar.
Please provide at least a birth or death location estimate rather than leaving both locations blank. This helps disambiguate people since we have a global tree, locations help distinguish one profile of the same name from another. Even an estimate such as a continent, e.g., Europe or North America, is better than blank. Please read more here. Please explain the rationale for your estimate in a = = Research Notes = = section.
In the case of Ingibjörg, you cited that she was a housewife in Iceland in 1529, from this it is reasonable to estimate she was born in Europe, possibly in Iceland.
For some reason I only saw your comment now. Checking out Ingibjörg Sigurðardóttir (abt.1515-aft.1595) I can see that I added estimated birth and death location. I suppose I must have added her and then been disrupted only to come back to it and finishing it up. Sometimes life happens in the middle of Genealogy ;-)...
But, as a rule, when I make a profile I add all the available information that I have at hand... including at least estimated birth or death location. If I have one and no information on the other... and there is some possibility that they might have been born or passed away abroad... I may leave one of them blank.
There may be some profiles from when I first came on here that are more sparse... but I've been working on filling those out as well.
If you run across one of those, the best way to get my attention is just to comment on those profiles... then it shows up on my history fead... I get so few comments down here that I barely check them out.
All the best!
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Sorry for the late reply. I got lost on other DNA genealogical sites for some time. But I'm back on here in full force.
One of the things that I've been obsessed with trying to figure out is where the missing NPEs, that are messing up my DNA matches, fit in my tree.
I now strongly suspect that one of them fits in the slot where Guðmundur Guðmundsson sits in my tree.
Breaking up our shortest connection (1/2 6C1R).
But that is not our only connection so even if that turns out to be true then we are still cousins ;-)
... just a little farther back... in line with the numerous small size segments (3cM) we share on GedMatch.
Kind regards
Your Icelandic cousin
Siggi Jónas
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Þú ert með formóður að nafni Una Jónsdóttir f. 1720 d. 25. júlí 1797 Mín formóðir var Vilborg Jónsdóttir f. 1727. Þær voru alsystur sbr. islendingabók. Móðir þeirra var Rannveig Jónsdóttir f. 1684 og Jón Höskuldsson f. 1679 d. eftir 1752 Ég leitaði að skyldleika okkar og styrsti skyldleiki erum við 7 og 9 liður frá Magnúsi Gunnlaugssyni í gegnum Klingenbergsættina, mín megin. En Rannveig er formóðir mín í 8 lið (ég er dótturdótturdóttur...dóttir hennar. beinn kvenliður. ) það vantar tengingu við móður hennar Rannveigar í islendingabok.is
Veist þú hver móðir Rannveigar var?… og ef svo, geturðu gefið mér heimildina fyrir því? Því þá get ég bætt henni við hérna á WikiTree… það eru margar heimildir sem vantar á Íslendingabók. Kær kveðja
P.S. Fyrst þú ert afkomandi þeirra í beinan kvenlegg þá deilir þú með þeim Hvatbera DNA… veistu hver mtDNA haplógrúbban þín er?
edited by Sigurður Eysteinsson
Það kemur fram að hún og Jón Höskuldsson, eiginmaður hennar bjuggu á Næfurholti árið 1729 ásamt 5 börnum: Þórarinn (f.1709), Una (f.1720), Guðlaug (f. 1922), Vilborg (f. 1927), og Jón (f. 1923). Skv. Manntali 1703 bjó Jón þá í Geldingalæk, Rangárvallahrepp ásamt fyrri eiginkonu og tengdamóður. Á bls. 294 Í Rangvellingabók eftir Valgeir Sigurðsson segir: "Jón Höskuldsson -1729-1733- ætt ókunn,Síðari kona, Rannveig f. 1684 á lífi 1729 Jónsdóttir, Bjarnasonar bónda á Hæli í Gnúpverjahreppi, Jónssonar..." og síðan eru talin upp börn þeirra. Að lokum kemur fram að Jón bjó í Skálholti í Gnúpverjahreppi árið 1752. Ég er enn að leita að frekari upplýsingum, en Rannveig er ekki tengd móður í islendingabok, þó að kona Jóns föður hennar og þeirra 4 synir koma fram. Kirkjubækur eru ekki á netinu frá þessum tíma.
Við erum 3 systurnar sem allar eigum dætur. (og syni) Dóttir Stefaníu á einungis syni, Guðrún Torfhildur á 2 dætur Eldri dóttir hennar á son og dóttur og yngri dóttir hennar mun líklega einungis eiga einkason. Ég á síðan engin (og mun líklega aldrei eignast nein) barnabörn, Svo að Birna Dröfn Hallgrímsdóttir f. 2015 er eini einstaklingurinn sem hefur líffræðilega getu til að koma MtDNA okkar til næstu kynslóðar.
Það sem kemur fram er:
Birna 2015, systir hennar dó fyrir fæðingu.
Ólöf 1983 er dóttir Stefaníu. Sigríður f1982, Írís f1993, eru dætur Guðrúnar, og Guðrún 1991 er dóttir mín
Stefanía 1956, Guðrún 1959, Guðbjörg(ég) f 1961 erum alsystur
Eyrún f 1926-2002 systir hennar dó við fæðingu
Ólöf f. 1897-1985, Stefanía f. 1889-1903, Gróa f.1887-1954 báðar systur ömmu voru barnlausar
Ólöf f 1861-1949, 7 systur, ég veit ekki hvort einhver af móðursystrum ömmu eignuðust börn
Gróa 1829-1900 átti hálfbróður sammæðra
Kristín f 1788-1860, átti 6 alsystur, Vilborg, Kristín, Sigríður, Elín,Guðrún og Una (sama og Ólöf eldri)
Elín f.1759-1841 var skv. islendingabok einkadóttir
Vilborg f. 1727 átti 2 alsystur Una 1720-1797 og Guðlaug 1722-1787
Rannveig Jónsdóttir f. 1684 Föður foreldrar þekktir, móðir óþekkt.
Faðir Jón Bjarnason... Íslendingabok segir hann hafa verið einkason.
En Jón Espólín segir að Bjarni og Vilborg hafi átt 2 syni sem báðir fengu nafnið Jón. Jón Espólín skrifar að yngri sonurinn hafi flutt Suður-með-sjó... Vogum að Vatnsleysu.
Valgeir Sigurðsson segir að faðir Rannveigu hafi búið Í Kálfatjörn á Vatnsleysu þegar manntalið var tekið 1703.
Islendingabok. hafnar því að albræður hafi einnig verið alnafnar... og tengir Rannveigu sem dóttur Jóns Bjarnasonar f1954 við Votumýri.
Jón á Votumýri f. 1654 var yngri en Jón húsmaður í Naustakoti hjáleiga Kálfatjörn f. 1652
En föðursystir Rannveigu var prestfrú á Fellsmúla í manntali 1703 þar sem Rannveig var 19 ára þjónustustúlka
Genalega séð breytir það engu... Albræður og engar upplýsingar til staðar um móður Rannveigar.
edited by Guðbjörg Gísladóttir
Thanks for creating pre-1700 profile Ingibjörg Sigurðardóttir (abt.1515-aft.1595).
Please provide at least a birth or death location estimate rather than leaving both locations blank. This helps disambiguate people since we have a global tree, locations help distinguish one profile of the same name from another. Even an estimate such as a continent, e.g., Europe or North America, is better than blank. Please read more here. Please explain the rationale for your estimate in a = = Research Notes = = section.
In the case of Ingibjörg, you cited that she was a housewife in Iceland in 1529, from this it is reasonable to estimate she was born in Europe, possibly in Iceland.
-William
But, as a rule, when I make a profile I add all the available information that I have at hand... including at least estimated birth or death location. If I have one and no information on the other... and there is some possibility that they might have been born or passed away abroad... I may leave one of them blank. There may be some profiles from when I first came on here that are more sparse... but I've been working on filling those out as well. If you run across one of those, the best way to get my attention is just to comment on those profiles... then it shows up on my history fead... I get so few comments down here that I barely check them out. All the best!
edited by Sigurður Eysteinsson
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All the best!
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Because pre-1700 ancestors are shared by many descendants, working within the projects which coordinate them is essential.
Use the Pre-1700 Projects list to find one which best fits your research focus, whether time period, location, or topic. Read the goals and tasks of the project and join if it is a good fit.
Add the project tag to your Following list to be kept up to date on any activity that occurs for that project.
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Sorry for the late reply. I got lost on other DNA genealogical sites for some time. But I'm back on here in full force. One of the things that I've been obsessed with trying to figure out is where the missing NPEs, that are messing up my DNA matches, fit in my tree. I now strongly suspect that one of them fits in the slot where Guðmundur Guðmundsson sits in my tree. Breaking up our shortest connection (1/2 6C1R). But that is not our only connection so even if that turns out to be true then we are still cousins ;-) ... just a little farther back... in line with the numerous small size segments (3cM) we share on GedMatch. Kind regards Your Icelandic cousin Siggi Jónas
Thanks for having a Big Heart and adopting Orphan Profiles. You will want to read this After adopting orphans FAQ to understand what to do next and it explains the special attention those profiles need.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
David ~ WikiTree Mentor
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Click here to start with our New Member How-To Pages. They will save you time, energy and frustration as you add your family profiles.
Please let me know if you have any questions. I'm always happy to help!
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