Eivind was a lagrettemann [juror] at Tveiten in Skafså in 1550. Perhaps this was Eivind Egilson Bilstad 1 who was the stepfather of Vetle Aslakson Storåsli 3.

Vetle Aslakson was the largest landowner farmer in Skafså at the time. He had land at 17 farms in 1603 and paid substantial taxes of 4½ rd for it. In 1611 he had a total of 26 tn 1 mK at the farms Storåsli, Berdal, Tingstveit, Veum, Lauvvik, Skafså, Paradis, Skjelbrei, Ø.Åmli, Kleppen, Dale, Dalen, Rui, Bringsverd, Bekkhus, Tveiten and Skåli. He bought ½ markebol at Spokkeli from Uv Jonson of Lårdal in 1603 and got a mortgage on S.Skåli from Tallak Einarson Skåli the year after for 20 rd. At the same time he also owned at Gausbu, Floten in Mo, Kvålo, Vik, N.Åmli, Brokka, Håtveit, Spokkeli and Vadde and probably operated an extensive business in farms.

The 1624 Odelsjordeboka [allodial land book] shows that he had 13 tnK then. His sons got land property ownership from around 1618, so probate was probably held after the wife of Vetle died in the time between 1615 and 1618. She was a sister of Siver (Sigurd) Rinden in Fyresdal and was named Sigrid Bendiksdtr Spokkeli.

Vetle himself was a stepson of Eivind Bilstad (Storåsli 2?). By means of land property, sealmarks, names and where the people lived, we find a connection to Momrak in Fyresdal. The people were probably from the same family.

Vetle Aslakson Storåsli 3 also had the farm N.Åmli along with Storåsli. The farm was called Åmli Midtgarden in 1602 and Midtjordet in 1604. Vetle Storåsli, freeholder, tenant farmer in 1612.

Alv was probably a son of Vetle Storåsli and used simultaneously Åmil and later Skafså 3.

In 1615 Alv had one-fourth of the farm which was inheritance with his wife. Ånund Momrak, Halvor Songedal and Ånund Hærstad owned the rest. His wife had also inherited land at Tortveit, Hærstad, Songedal and Opsund. From about 1623 he lived at N.Tveiten. He was a large landowner and had in 1624 allodial property at Tveiten (1½ tn 1 mK), Lauvvik (1 tnk), Opsund (4½ mK) and a mortgage on Skræi (1 tnK) and Åsen in Seljord (2 tnK). Later he also got 1½ tnK at Bringsverd and 4½ mK at Berdal. Thus there was close to 9 tnK land property at the most. Around 1627 Alv was killed by Rolv Døli, but he is mentioned at the farm all the way until 1637. Then there had been a probate and his wife Guro inherited 4 tnK and stayed as user for many years. She had land at Tveiten and Lauvvik. For several years she had 2 tnK at Midtgarden Byrte and from 1648 until 1651 she lived at Berdal in Vinje at her son Knut's house.

Guro was the daughter of Gro Gunleiksdtr whose probate was held at Hærstad in Fyresdal in 1669. Her daughter Asgjerd inherited ½ tnK at Hærstad then.

After Bendik died, his children each had their share of the farm, therefore there were many owners during the first part of the 1600's. In 1603, Uv Jonson Lunde of Lårdal sold his wife's [Margit Halvorsdotter, Barskor 3a of Skafså] inherited share to Vetle Storåsli for 3 dalar. His mother-in-law [Liv Bendiksdotter] had previously received nine dalar. Thus we find in 1615 Knut Spokkeli with 1½ tn ½ mK, Olav Taraldlien with ½ tnK, Sigurd Rinde with ½ tnK, Vetle Storåsli with ½ tnK, Olav Spokkeli with 1 tnK and Olav Kleivi with 1½ mK. In addition the Moland church had 4 mK and the priest's farm two 2 pdS. As time passed, the farm was again with two owners.