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	Science Fair Projects - Sigurd Haraldson
		Sigurd II (1133–1155) was the son of Harald Gille, king of Norway and his mistress Tora Guttormsdottir.
		Sigurd grew up in Trøndelag, and was made king there in 1136 upon the murder of his father, King Harald, together with his younger brother Inge.
		The early years of Sigurd's regin was dominated by battles against the pretenders Sigurd Slembedjakn and Magnus the Blind.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Sigurd_Haraldson (487 words)

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		Sigurd his stepfather was a careful householder, who kept his people closely to their work, and often went about himself to inspect his corn-rigs and meadowland, the cattle, and also the smith-work, or whatsoever his people had on hand to do.
		King Sigurd got men to take charge of their clothes, and give their horses corn; and then he himself went to his high-seat, and the feast was made with the greatest splendour.
		To these district-kings whom Sigurd had assembled he set forth his stepson Olaf's purpose, and asked their aid, both of men and in counsel and consent; and represented to them how necessary it was to cast off the yoke which the Danes and Swedes had laid upon them.
	www.lib.umd.edu /ETC/ReadingRoom/Nonfiction/Sturlson/Heimskringla/6 (19253 words)

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		Sigurd Slembe sailed north around Stad; and when he came to North More, he found that letters and full powers had arrived before him from the leaders who had given in their allegiance to Harald's sons; so that there he got no welcome or help.
		Sigurd asked which of his lads had most desire to go in against Beintein, which he called brave man's work; but none was very hurried to make ready for it.
		Sigurd then went southward along the coast all the way east to Viken, and met Fin Saudaulfson east at Kvildar, as he was engaged in drawing in King Inge's rents and duties, and hanged him.
	www.lib.umd.edu /ETC/ReadingRoom/Nonfiction/Sturlson/Heimskringla/13 (10304 words)

	Saga of Olav Haraldson: Part I
		Olav Haraldson was twelve years old when he, for the first time, went on board a ship of war (A.D. His mother Asta got Hrane, who was called the foster-father of kings, to command a ship of war and take Olav under his charge; for Hrane had often been on war expeditions.
		Now when King Olav Haraldson came to Stoksund he could not get through, as there was a castle west of the sound, and men-at-arms lay on the south; and he heard that the Swedish king was come there with a great army and many ships.
		To these district-kings whom Sigurd had assembled he set forth his stepson Olav's purpose, and asked their aid, both of men and in counsel and consent; and represented to them how necessary it was to cast off the yoke which the Danes and Swedes had laid upon them.
	www.inisfail.com /~ancients/history/heimskringla9.html (10100 words)

	Ladd Family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sigurd Ladejarl Håkonsson, Earl of Lade, B: 890 D: 962 Married Berglojot Thoresdatter, B: abt 880, daughter of Thore Teiande Ragnvaldsson Mørejarl (Thore the Silent), Earl of More and Åalof Årbot Haraldsdatter, B: abt 871 daughter of Harald Haarfagre (the Fairhair) and Gyda Eriksdatter.
		After Håkon's death his son Sigurd succeeded to his power in Throndhjem, and was the Earl, and had his mansion at Hlader.
		Earl Sigurd was one of the wisest men of his time, and married Bergljot, a daughter of Earl Thorer the Silent; and her mother was Alof Arbot, a daughter of King Harald Harfager.
	www.laddfamily.com /Surname%20Origin.html (4793 words)

	Norse Sagas - The Gold Scales
		Now when King Sigurd came out and saw what Olaf had done, he said "It is easy to see that you will little regard my orders; and your mother will think it right that I order you to do nothing that is against your own inclination.
		His dress, it is told, was this: – he had a blue kirtle and blue breeches; shoes which were laced about the legs; a grey cloak, and a grey wide-brimmed hat; a veil before his face; a staff in his hand with a gilt-silver head on it and a silver ring around it.
		To these district-kings whom Sigurd had assembled he set forth his stepson Olaf's purpose, and asked their aid, both of men and in counsel and consent; and represented to them how necessary it was to cast off the yoke which the Danes and Swedes had laid on them.
	oaks.nvg.org /hk7.html (18453 words)

	Saga of Olaf Haraldson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Olaf, Harald Grenske's son, was brought up by his stepfather Sigurd Syr and his mother Asta.
		King Sigurd answers, "It is no small affair, King Olaf, thou hast in thy mind; and thy purpose comes more, methinks, from hasty pride than from prudence.
		But it may be there is a wide difference between my humble ways and the high thoughts thou hast; for whilst yet in thy childhood thou wast full always of ambition and desire of command, and now thou art experienced in battles, and hast formed thyself upon the manner of foreign chiefs.
	home.no /haakonhb/norron/07stolav.htm (11264 words)

	Saga of Saint Olaf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Olaf Haraldson (destined to be canonized "Saint Olaf") was born in 995; went to sea as a viking at the age of twelve; visited England, France and Normandy; returned to Norway and was recognized as king in 1015; fled from Norway the winter of 1028-1029; fell at Stiklestad, 1030.
		Olaf Haraldson was twelve years old when he, for the first time, went on board a ship of war.
		Fin the Little shot off an arrow, which hit Thorer in the middle of the body, and was his death; and Sigurd Hit, with his men, ran up into the forest.
	www.scriptoriumnovum.com /l/olaf01.html (19835 words)

	Heimskringla - The Chronicle of the Kings of Norway - SAGA OF SIGURD, INGE, AND EYSTEIN, THE SONS OF HARALD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sigurd Slembe is the subject of a drama by Bjornstjerne Bjornson, translated into English by William Morton Payne, and published by Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston, 1888.
		In spring Sigurd and Magnus went south along the coast with the two boats which the Laplanders had made; and when they came to Vagar they killed Svein the priest and his two sons.
		Sigurd replied, "Presume not to compare my father to a slave; for thy father was of little worth compared to mine."
	www.normanniireiks.org /guilds_lore/lore/heimskringla/heimskringla13.htm (9930 words)

	Saga of Sigurd, Inge, and Eystein, the sons of Harald - Heimskringla - Snorre Sturlason
		Sigurd Slembidjakn sailed from thence to Denmark; and at that time a man was lost in his ship, whose name was Kolbein Thorliotson of Batald.
		But when Inge's and Sigurd's counsellors were dead, – namely, Sadagyrd Bardson, Ottar Birting, Amunde Gyrdson, Thjostolf Alason, Ogmund Svipter, and Ogmund Denger, a brother of Erling Skakke (Erling was not much looked up to while Ogmund lived), – the two kings, Inge and Sigurd divided their courts.
		Sigurd, expert in every way To wield the sword in bloody fray, Showed well that to the bold and brave God always luck and victory gave.
	www.sepo.net /books/heimskringla/saga-of-sigurd-inge-and-eystein-the-sons-of-harald (10664 words)

	Saga of Olaf Haraldson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Olaf Haraldson was born 995, went as a viking at the age of
		Sigurd Syr and his mother Asta. Hrane the Far-travelled lived in
		Sigurd's, and came there one day very early. As Olaf was coming
	www.stavacademy.co.uk /mimir/haraldson.htm (6455 words)

	Submission Returns by Name - Elspeth Anne Roth
		Conflict with Kaie Haraldson, Or, three cinquefoils sable.
		Sable, in pale a sunburst Or issuant from clouds and a prickspur fesswise reversed argent.
		Conflict with the badge for Sigurd Ericsson of Bergen, Sable, a spur fesswise reversed argent, with only one CD for the addition of the sunburst.
	www.sca.org /heraldry/laurel/precedents/elsbeth/elsbethret.html (18875 words)

	The MacDonalds of Vally Ancestors: Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Gudbransdatter, Aasta (marriage to Sigurd Syr Halvdanson) (i912)
		Haraldson, Godfred "Crovan", King (marriage to Ingerid Haraldsdatter) (i841), d.1095
		Mackenneth, Thora (marriage to Sigurd Lodveson Earl) (i883)
	www.tunnels.com /mcdonald/nindex.htm (1062 words)

	Saga of Olaf Haraldson - Heimskringla - Snorre Sturlason
		Saga of Sigurd the Crusader and his brothers Eystein and Olaf
		Saga of Sigurd, Inge, and Eystein, the sons of Harald
		Now all the sons of Ethelred Were either fallen, or had fled: Some slain by Canute, – some they say, To save their lives had run away.
	www.sepo.net /books/heimskringla/saga-of-olaf-haraldson (20887 words)

	Saga of Sigurd, Inge, and Eystein, The Sons of Harald
		King Sigurd went to a feast east in Viken along with his court,
		Magnus. She and King Inge Haraldson were cousins by the mother's
		Sigurd were instantly killed, and Thord fell with great glory.
	www.stavacademy.co.uk /mimir/eystein1.htm (5952 words)

	Heimskringla - The Chronicle of the Kings of Norway - Saga of Olaf Haraldson - Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Erling had always with him ninety free-born men or more, and both winter and summer it was the custom in his house to drink at the mid-day meal according to a measure
		King Olaf gave his stepfather King Sigurd Syr, and the other chiefs who had assisted him, handsome presents at parting.
		Now thou canst well suppose, as a man of sense, that I will not let slip the kingdom of Norway for this thick fellow.
	www.normanniireiks.org /guilds_lore/lore/heimskringla/heimskringla06_01.htm (17047 words)

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		1673) Dyrud, Torjus Olson (1726-1788) Dyrud, Torjus Olsson, (1649-1733) Dysjå, Anne Haraldsdotter (1734-1820) Dysjå, Aslaug Haraldsdotter (1727-1767) Dysjå, Halvor Haraldson (1729-1806) Dysjå, Harald Olson (1692-1780) Dysjå, Kristian Haraldson (1743-1818) Dysjå, Lars Haraldson (1725-1768) Dysjå, Ola Haraldson (1724-1806) Dysjå, Ola Haraldson (1723-1723) Dysjå, Ola Haraldson (f.
		1624) Rinde, Anund Ringsdotter, Alvhild (Åshild?) Ringsson, Dag Rise, Sigurd Haraldson (0970-1018) Risvoll, Gjermund Olson (1658-1741) Risvoll, Ola Olson (1664-1740) Risvoll, Ola Ormson (f.
		1758) Åbø, Ola Haraldson (1805-1875) Åbø, Ola Jonson (1709-1709) Åbø, Ola Olson (f.
	home.online.no /~ant-gro/slekt/html/lillian/aner/nameindx.html (6209 words)

	SAGA OF OLAF HARALDSON
		He took money instead of guest-quarters from the country north of the valley district, and from Hedemark; and then returned to Raumarike, and so west to Hadaland.
		This winter (A.D. 1018) his stepfather Sigurd Syr died; and King Olaf went to Ringerike, where his mother Asta made a great feast for him.
		Olaf alone bore the title of king now in Norway.
	www.sacred-texts.com /neu/heim/08stolaf.htm (19716 words)

	Northvegr - Heimskringla
		He took Harald prisoner, who called himself a
		son of King Sigurd Haraldson and the princess Kristin, and a
		Nikolas was a son of Sigurd Hranason and of Skialdvor, a daughter
	www.northvegr.org /lore/heim/016_07.php (1350 words)

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