Writings about Moen can be found in the Moen-Skarprud Ættesoga. One account describes land owned by Aamund Ormsson. A translation of this account can be found below.

1591 gjer Aanund Sveinsson i Lårdal kunnigt at far hans, Svein Nikulsson, hev selt 14 markebol jord i Moen til Aamund Ormsson - sal: med Gud (død). Jordi var Aamunds eigen odel. Ein fær au vita at «Anne Arffuesdaatter, Haluordt Anonds: oc Suendt Houcks: er kommen aff forne Amundtz thuende dotter oc er Rette oc sande Odalsmendt. . » Det er desse som reider ut jordverdet til Aanund Sveinsson.

English translation In 1591 Aanund Sveinsson makes it known in Lårdal that his father, Svein Nikulsson, has sold 14 "markebol" [rent or tax unit] of land in Moen to Aamund Ormsson - deceased: with God (dead). The land was Aamund's own alodial property. One gets a brief story that «Anne Arffuesdaatter, Haluordt Anonds: and Suendt Houcks: are descended from Amund's [thuende?] daughter and are Rightful and true "Odalsmendt" [owners by alodial rights]... ». It is those who paid out land value to Aanund Sveinsson.