Talleiv Halvorson Skafså 5a (1629-Sk.1688) accompanied his mother to Gåstjønn and grew up there. Already in 1641 Talleiv is called allodial owner of Skafså. He had then 1 tn 1½ mK at the farm and ½ tnK at Tveiten. From 1657 he had land at Rui, Tveiten, Brokka, Skræi, Mykli, Rygnestad and Skafså. In 1688 Talleiv sued his stepfather Olav Gåskjønn and Gunstein Ormson Tveiten in Bykle for 40 rd. His stepfather had been a grievance officer for him during years 1635 to 1645. Four years later he was sued by Gunnar Listog for half of Mykli, Talleiv had purchased the rydning [area cleared by removing rocks to the perimeter] rights in 1659 from him and his father for 20 rd. In 1672 Talleiv also agreed to sell V.Naper. Prior to that he sold 1 quarter tnK at Rinden for 30 rd in 1670. In 1677 he got a mortgage for ½ tnK at Heggard from Knut Storåsli.

Talleiv's wife was Anne Drengsdtr Åsland 8b. Probate was held after her death in 1681. They owned allodial property in Skafså, Mykli, Rui, Brokka, Heggard, Åsland and Tveiten, all together 6 tn 4 m 3 notK. There was also an outstanding claim of 280 rd and value in silver and personal property. Probate after Talleiv died was held in 1688. The land property was then in total 7 quarter tnK at Skafså, 2 tnK at Midtgarden Klauvreid, 1 tnK at Brokke in Veum, 1 tnK at Trae in Åmotsdal, 1 tnK at Gausbu, 1½ quarter tnK i Mykli and a mortgage for 1 quarter tnK at Heggard.

Talleiv shared the farm with a Halvor from 1678. Perhaps it was his son Halvor Talleivson, but later there were two with the name Halvor at the farm. Then there was Halvor Alvson N. Åmli 8 who used a part of Skafså next to his own farm. He owned 3 quarter tnK which he had inherited after his mother died. He mortgaged these in 1700 to Kristoffer Blom for 120 rd, but bought them back and mortgaged them to Hans Tysk in Arendal. Early in 1718 he sold to Halvor Talleivson Skafså for 500 rd.

Halvor Talleivson Skafså 8a (1651-1739) obtained the farm after his father died as was usual for the oldest son. He may have used the farm earlier (see Skafså 9), but it is not likely. In 1698 he sold ½ tnK skyldgods [assessed land value] in Tveiten to Talleiv Knutson for 24 rd.

In 1695 Halvor got the allodial rights to Seltveit and bought the farm in 1697. After that he used Seltveit 9 under Skafså.

Halvor Talleivson bought 3 quarter tnK from Halvor Alvson N. Åmli for 500 rd in 1718. He bought the allodial rights to this part in 1721 from Olav Ånundson Groven in Eidsborg for 20 rd. His son then got Skafså and he himself moved to Seltveit.

Halvor was married to Torbjørg Olavsdtr Viken 5a (1658-1729) and used Viken 8 for a time before they came to Skafså. Probate was held after Torbjørg died at S.Tveiten in 1729. The land estate was 2½ tnK allodial property in Skafså, 2 tnK in Viken, 1 tn 4 mK in Seltveit, 1 tnK in Torstveit, 1 tnK in Lid in Mo and ½ tnK in Mykli. With the personal property, the value of the estate was estimated at a total 2215 rd. Probate after Halvor died was held at Viken in 1739. He then had some mortgage on Viken so there was 283 rd to divide.

Olav Olavson Viken 3a (1628-Sk.1666) obtained the farm in 1654. He had been a servant for half pay at Døli in 1650. Together with Kjetil Kolkjøn he owned 2 mK at Mjaugedal in Lårdal, 4 mK at Groven, 1 tnK at Lofthus and 2 tnK at Viken. Later there was also 1 tnK at Kleivi.

In 1665 Olav obtained Torstveit from Tarjei Tjøstovson S.Vistad in return for the abandoned Tveiten farm at Eidsborg. The year after he and Gunnar Seltveit [first cousin of Olav] were served a letter that [stated] their parents [the two fathers of Olav and Gunnar] had received 22 rd and 1 tunne tar from their [the two fathers'] brother Tjøstov Kjetilson for half of Torstveit. Olav did not live long after that, for his probate was held after he died the same year. His wife was Anne Talleivsdtr Jordet 6a and they owned Viken and the abandoned Torstveit farm, but had indebtedness of over 209 rd. Only two years later probate was held after the widow Anne Talleivsdtr died. It was the same land, but indebtedness was only 30 rd. Torjus Jordet had received Torstveit and the Hovden pasture for 98 rd which he should have.

Since 1680 it was Halvor Talleivson Skafså 8a (1651-1739) who farmed. He obtained the rights to the farm from his wife Torbjørg Olavsdtr Viken 5a (1658-1729) who was sole heir to Viken after the probates in 1666 and 1668.

Talleiv was the son of Halvor Skafså 11 and he lived later at Skafså 12.

Halvor [Jonson] was sued in 1695 by Halvor Talleivson Skafså 11 for the allodial property at Seltveit. Halvor Skafså's wife, Torbjørg Olavsdtr from Viken, was first in line for this allodial property, he believed. It happened that Halvor Skafså got the farm free of debt in 1697 for 370 rd. He also paid 9 rd to Gunnar Ådneson Vesterdal for the allodial rights in 1702 and 41 rd to Olav Gunnarson in 1714. After that Halvor Seltveit farmed close to Skafså almost until he died. Right before 1730 he traded a farm with his son-in-law Olav Jonson S.Tveiten 9. Both Olav and his wife Anne Halvorsdtr died at Seltveit in 1730 and probate was held after they died, but that is told under S.Tveiten.

Olav Talleivson sold Mykli for 220 rd to his brother Halvor Talleivson Skafså 11 in 1706. For a while there were some unknown tenant farmers at the farm, but Halvor is listed as the farmer himself for some years also. A Tone Mykli was church warden and was sued for indebtedness in 1714.