Vetle Aslakson was the largest landowner farmer in Skafså at the time. He had land at 17 farms in 1603 and paid substantial taxes of 4½ rd for it. In 1611 he had a total of 26 tn 1 mK at the farms Storåsli, Berdal, Tingstveit, Veum, Lauvvik, Skafså, Paradis, Skjelbrei, Ø.Åmli, Kleppen, Dale, Dalen, Rui, Bringsverd, Bekkhus, Tveiten and Skåli. He bought ½ markebol at Spokkeli from Uv Jonson of Lårdal in 1603 and got a mortgage on S.Skåli from Tallak Einarson Skåli the year after for 20 rd. At the same time he also owned at Gausbu, Floten in Mo, Kvålo, Vik, N.Åmli, Brokka, Håtveit, Spokkeli and Vadde and probably operated an extensive business in farms.

The 1624 Odelsjordeboka [allodial land book] shows that he had 13 tnK then. His sons got land property ownership from around 1618, so probate was probably held after the wife of Vetle died in the time between 1615 and 1618. She was a sister of Siver (Sigurd) Rinden in Fyresdal and was named Sigrid Bendiksdtr Spokkeli.

Vetle himself was a stepson of Eivind Bilstad (Storåsli 2?). By means of land property, sealmarks, names and where the people lived, we find a connection to Momrak in Fyresdal. The people were probably from the same family.

Aslak Vetleson Storåsli came home from S.Tveiten 2 after his father died around 1638. The first years he held a large part of the land property after his father died, but from about 1647 he had only 9 tnK to get along on. This reinforces that there were three brothers to divide the inheritance. Aslak died sometime in the 1650's. This started some processes regarding distribution of the farm. These ended in 1865 [sic 1665?] with an agreement and Storåsli was divided into two parts.

Many years later there was a lawsuit concerning Gausbu. Then more children were counted after Aslak died. Based on the ages of the children he must have been married two times.

Aslak Vetleson Storåslid 3a used S.Tveiten until his father died around 1638. Before that he probably lived at Skafså 2 until around 1615.

In 1620 Aslak sued Tov «Ringestu» of Nesland for 1 markebol at Groven which he had purchased from Tor Byrte (Floten 1) in 1604. Tov believed his father-in-law had purchased the land before that time, but had no proof.

In 1624 the property of Aslak was in Tveiten, Håtveit, Sending, Kallåk, Groven and Dyrland in Åmotsdal. It was about 9 tnK. After his father died, Aslak moved home to Storåslid 4.

The farm had no users in the oldest tax lists. From 1602 we find Aslak V. mentioned at the farm. He was a skysskaffar [a person who provides transportation by horse-drawn wagon] in 1604 and juryman in 1605. The 1615 Matrikkelen [tax roll] shows that he had 2 tnK at Tveiten in Skafså, 1½ tnK at Kallåk in Vinje and 2 mK at Håtveit in Lårdal, the last «innskreven hos Oluf Omlis gods» [inscribed on property at Oluf Omli's place]. It seems obvious that it was Aslak Vetleson Storåsli 3a who lived here these years. Later he moved to S.Tveiten 2 and his brother Alv Vetleson Storåsli 3c took over Skafså. Already in 1615 Alv Skafså had with his sister-in-law 4 mK at Dale in Vrådal. Later he had 1 tnK at Skafså, 1 tn 4 mK at Tveiten, 1 tnK at Lauvvik, 4½ mK at Opsund and 1 tnK at Skræi. This is the same land that Alv N.Tveiten 1 had in 1624.

Alv used first both N.Tveiten 1 and Ø.Åmli 3. After he came to Skafså, he still had N.Tveiten, but around 1623 he moved from Skafså and after that only used N.Tveiten 1.