It was Halvor who had the farm in 1625. He was perhaps a son of Alv N.Tveiten 1, but certainly he was married to Tone Talleivsdtr Lundehall from Fyresdal. About 1630 or a little later Halvor died and Tone married the second time to Olav Gåstjønn 2.

Talleiv Halvorson Skafså 5a (1629-Sk.1688) accompanied his mother to Gåstjønn and grew up there. 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 Ann 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.

In 1624 Dreng Ormson Åsland 4a (1594-Sk.1674) had, together with his brother, 4 tnK in Åsland, 1 tnK i Skredtveit and 1 mK in Åmli in Setesdal. He himself had purchased the 2 mK in Haugehåtveit which Halvor Moghus had in 1615.

Early in the 1620's legal actions started regarding Åsland. Talleiv Åsmundson Rygnestad in Valle and his brother wanted to have 1/3 of the farm as inheritance after their grandmother Torbjørg Drengsdtr died. Dreng and Tarjei offered the Rygnestad folks equivalent land property at another place and tried to give them Midtgarden Byrte. Talleiv Rygnestad was not pleased with that. Midtgarden was a mountain farm without arable land which had been a field in old times. At Åsland there was uncultivated ground and lots of room for new cultivation. The farm had been three huslende [smaller farms] in old times, Åsland, Jordet and Bakken. Kjetil Bilstad testified in 1627 that the place where the farm stood, was called Myre. That was until the Rygnestad folks got the inheritance themselves and Bakken was made separate as its own farm.

Dreng Ormson was living at his farm, in peace, after this lawsuit. He had his own 4 tnK and was the user until he was about 80 years old. In 1667 he had a visit from a robber at the farm. It was Jon Olavson Vik from Setesdal. He stole bread, butter, fish and two shirts. Probate after Dreng died was held in 1674. His wife was Ingebjørg Tarjeisdtr. His land ownership was Åsland and ½ tnK in Mykli.

It was Vetle Storåsli who had the farm in 1615 and 1624. It was at that time written as 1½ tnK, but the assessed land value in 1647 and later was barely 1 tn 2 mK. Then it was Olav Gåskjønn who was farm owner. The farmers were merely farm folks and little known. Bjørn was married in 1645. After him, followed Åsuv and Gunnar (1614-). In 1661 it was Talleiv Skafså who had the farm.

Olav was church warden in Mo from 1667 to 1669. In 1678, Talleiv Skafså asked the common people in Mo whether Olav Pålson, who lived at Rui, had received some of his income while he was the warden for the church. The common people replied that he had not had any money at the time he was in the Mo district. So, Olav was probably dead or had left.

At this time Mykli was cleared back. It was Gunnar and his son who began the work. They improved the houses and cleared the place of forest debris. The farm was little suited for grain since it was high in the mountains. Therefore, they sold the clearing rights to Talleiv Skafså for 20 rd in 1659. In 1672, Gunnar Gunnarson Listog summoned Talleiv into court for the rights to the farm. Talleiv had not paid the 20 rd and he was therefore ordered to pay.

So it was Talleiv Halvorson Skafså 8 who obtained Mykli. He inherited the farm with his wife, Anne Drengsdtr Åsland 8b, but probably had tenant farmers to run the farm. He and the coheirs were sued for the rights to Mykli by Jorunn Gunnarsdtr Døli in 1686, but they won the lawsuit of the previously mentioned document concerning the ownership.

Olav Talleivson Skafså 8c (1671-1731) inherited 4½ setK at Mykli after his father died in 1688 and used the farm some years. Around 1700 he married Anne Åsulsdtr Dølo and moved then to N.Håtveit 19.