Viken is not mentioned in the lensrekneskapane [tax register] anymore after Kjetil died. Other sources name Olav at the farm. It was a son, Olav Kjetilson Vistad 2d who took over. He had allodial property at Døli (4 mK) and Spokkeli (1½ mK) in 1624. We would like to believe from this that he earlier had lived at N.Kleivi 3. He would have received this allodial land from his wife (Bilstad 2f) who inherited it in a probate at Aslestad in 1630.

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 she 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.

The widow Tone Ånundsdtr was still young when Olav died around 1640. She married the second time to Talleiv who was one of the very large landowners at the time. Perhaps he came from Kolkjøn 6? In 1651, they had about 26½ tnK land property at 17 farms. He probably died sometime before 1660 and his widow Tone Ånundsdtr married for the third time to Herjus Arneson Grimdalen 4.