- Ámundi
Ámundason (14 May 1945 – 14 June 2023) was an
Icelandic talent agent,
music publisher and
newspaper publisher. He was the
agent for Hljómar and...
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Thorkel Amundason, also
known as
Thorkel Fóstri (Thorkel the Fosterer), was an
Orcadian man,
foster father of
Thorfinn the Mighty, and
killer of Earl...
- 1197 to 1234. He
inherited the
office from his
father Guðmundr gríss
Ámundason, who was the
descendant of Ingólfur Arnarson, one of the
first Viking...
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century it is not
known who held the office. In 1160, Guðmundr gríss
Ámundason,
presumably a
descendant of Hamall, was in
office as allsherjargoði. He...
- "11
Totally Redundant Place Names".
Mental Floss.
Retrieved 9 May 2018.
Ámundason, Hallgrímur J., "Hvaða rök eru
fyrir því að Gunnólfsvíkurfjall á Langanesi...
- holder, country's
tallest person,
complications from acromegaly. Ámundi
Ámundason, 78,
Icelandic talent agent and
music publisher.
Charles L. Blockson,...
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liked by everyone".
Discontent among the
farmers led to a
certain Thorkel Amundason going to
Einar to
protest the levies.
Einar agreed to Thorkel's request...
- night-shift only; but they took with them Amunde, who was a son of Gyrd
Amundason and of
Gyrid Dag's daughter, and a sister's son of Gregorius, and who...
- The
farmers of the
isles opposition to Einar's rule were led by
Thorkel Amundason and, in
danger of his life, he fled to Thorfinn's
court in Caithness....
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collected by Árni Magnússon from 'Páll á Flókastoðum', who was
likely Páll
Ámundason, the
administrator of the Kirkjubær's land from 1681-1708.
There is no...
