Alv was probably a son of Vetle Storåsli and used simultaneously Åmli and later Skafså 3.

In 1615 Alv had one-fourth of the farm which was inheritance with his wife. Ånund Momrak, Halvor Songedal and Ånund Hærstad owned the rest. His wife had also inherited land at Tortveit, Hærstad, Songedal and Opsund. From about 1623 he lived at N.Tveiten. He was a large landowner and had in 1624 allodial property at Tveiten (1½ tn 1 mK), Lauvvik (1 tnk), Opsund (4½ mK) and mortgages on Skræi (1 tnK) and Åsen in Seljord (2 tnK). Later he also received 1½ tnK at Bringsverd and 4½ mK at Berdal. Thus there was close to 9 tnK land property at the most. Around 1627 Alv was killed by Rolv Døli, but he is mentioned at the farm all the way until 1637. Then there had been a probate and his wife Guro inherited 4 tnK and stayed as user for many years. She had land at Tveiten and Lauvvik. For several years she had 2 tnK at Midtgarden Byrte and from 1648 until 1651 she lived at Berdal in Vinje at her son Knut's house.

Guro was the daughter of Gro Gunleiksdtr whose probate was held at Hærstad in Fyresdal in 1669. Her daughter Asgjerd inherited ½ tnK at Hærstad then.

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 [2c] from Fyresdal. About 1630 or a little later Halvor died and Tone married the second time to Olav Gåstjønn 2.

Olav Olavson Ø.Åmli 4a (1614-Sk.1679) got the home farm and nearly 9 tnK after Vetle died in 1632 and was probably the oldest grandson [of Vetle Olavson]. He married the widow Tone Talleivsdtr Skafså 5 from Lundehall [2c] in Fyresdal and somehow obtained for himself a large land property of his grandfather's.

The widow Tone Talleivsdtr used the farm several years after Olav died. The farm now belonged to the large land property that Torjus Jordet owned. Tone died or received a pension in 1685 and Gjermund was a tenant farmer several years.

The name Lundehall comes from Lund on a slope/incline.

It was Gunleik Graver who had the farm in 1603, and probably it was also he who was user in the first skattelistene [tax list]. In any case it was his son Talleiv Gunleikson who took over. He had all of Lundehall, 2 tnK, and allodial property in both Graver and Momrak. He owned ½ tnK at the farms in 1624.

Talleiv [Gunleikson] is named owner of the farm until 1641, but probably died many years before that. Already in 1627 his son Auver is named the first time as lagrettemann [juror]. Not before 1642 Auver received a property deed to half the farm from his brother Talleiv [Talleivson] and then gave 332 rd.