Kornsá
Þórdís, Ingimundur’s daughter, lived at Kornsá with her husband Þorgrímur. Their son Þorgrímur became chieftain of Kornsá.
Þórdís, daughter of Ingimundur, lived at Kornsá with her husband Þorgrímur. Their son Þorgrímur became chieftain of Kárnsá. His illegitimate son was Þorkell krafla, who was raised by Þórir “Goat-thigh.”
A pagan burial mound found in 1879 at Kornsá contained unusually abundant grave goods including a cauldron, scissors, a loom-beater, two bronze brooches, a bell, pincers and a needle. The bone and grave goods confirm that this was the grave of a woman: perhaps Þórdís, Ingimundur’s daughter.
