'Guttorm Anderssøn [drev gaard] ca. 1695-1734, kom muligens ind ved at egte enken efter Søren, for den hustru vi senere lærer at kjende, Lisbet, kan han ikke ha egtet før omkr. 1715. Vi faar ikke vite Guttorms hjemsted, men rimeligvis er han bygdegut. Han skal være født ca. 1670, døde 1734, 64 aar. Skjønt han levde i en lei tid med lange ufredsaar og almen armod var Guttorm en velstandskar, god for 800 riksdaler, saa selv biksen Knut Rensgata stod litt under ham, og rimeligvis var han prestegjeldets rikeste bonde. En formue paa 800 daler var yderst sjelden paa bondegaardene dengang, og Guttorm sat jo ogsaa som leilænding paa Lund, men han hadde rigtignok et selveierbruk ved siden, nemlig Stein som han kjøpte 1723, og desuten hadde han pant i mange gaarder, for han laante ut smaasummer. - Hustruen hette Lisbet Jakobsdatter'
translation (with help from Google translate): Guttorm Anderssøn (who ran the farm ca. 1695-1734) possibly came [to Lund] when he married the widow of Søren [the previous farmer at Lund], for the wife we know of later, Lisbet, he could not have married until about 1715. We do not know where Guttorm's home was, but it is reasonable to assume that he was a country boy. He was born about 1670, and died 1734, aged 64 years. Although he lived in a hard time with problems from unrest and general poverty, Guttorm enjoyed prosperity, good for 800 riksdaler, so that even ... Knut Rensgata stood a little below him, and he was likely the richest farmer in the parish. Wealth of 800 daler was rare for a farmer then, and Guttorm also was a tenant of Lund, but he certainly had a freehold farm next to him, namely Stein, which he purchased in 1723, and besides, he had mortgages on many farms, for he loaned small sums. - His wife's name was Lisbet Jakobsdatter.
