Olav Sondreson Haugehåtveit 14b (1725-1800) married in 1747 the widow Asgjerd Talleivsdtr Dølo 3 (1719-1804) from Skafså 12c and obtained the farm from his father not long after. Olav also received a property deed for 9 setK in 1754 for 229 rd from his father. Four years later he bought out Løvenschiod and other properties for 767 rd, but he sold the same day all of the farms to Engelbret Ressen for 1678 rd.

There was much activity centered around the farm in the years following. Olav obtained the farm back from Ressen for 1750 rd in 1763. Two years later he traded off 2 setK in Skålen to his brother-in-law Torjus Tarjeison for Austbø. On October 1, 1766, the house burned down to the ground. Olav was given tax relief for the year. Probably this was some of the reason for the financial difficulties that he is believed to have had. In 1777 there was held a bankruptcy proceeding at which Knut Bjørnson Floten in Nesland obtained the farm for 910 rd in indebtedness. Nine years later Knut lived at Skredtveit and Olav Sondreson got the farm back one more time for 910 rd. Then in 1788 he sold to his sons Halvor and Talleiv. It was not finished at that, for in 1794 Olav traded the farm to Steinar Torsteinson in exchange for Lien in Flatdal. This he sold years after for 980 rd and moved with his son [Halvor] to Kvarvet 14 where he died in 1800.

Asbjørn Åsmundson and wife Guro Olavsdtr received in 1791 a rental contract on Ytre Lio under Haugehåtveit for an annual lease of 2 rd. Later they moved to Fjellet H1.

Asbjørn Åsmundson and wife Guro Olavsdtr Fjellet H1.

An 1808 probate of Haugehåtveit 1808 tells that there were two husmannsplassar [cotter's farms] called Høymyr on the farm. One was called Nye-Høymyr [New Høymyr], but it is impossible to distinguish these from each other.

Asbjørn Åsmundson (1752-1830) married in 1780 Guro Olavsdtr Haugehåtveit 16h (1759-1826) and came to Lio H2 and Høymyr H9 as husfolk [cotters]. Sometime between 1810 and 1820 they acquired Fjellet and were husfolk here until they died.