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It is not credible that @Inga Vikingsdatter was married to @Munan Ogmundsson. Indeed, it is completely impossible. He was born in 1075 in Oppland and died in the Battle of Minnesund in 1137. In his profile, two sons are mentioned @ Åle Munanson Uskøynd (1110-1132) who died 28 years before his mother was born. And @Gaut Munansson Ornes (1112 -1160) died at the age of 40 the year his mother was born. This profile's @Inga Vikingsdatter Ænes (about 1160-1189) at Torsnes, has no source reference. She is apparently born the same year as her father @Viking Eriksson Audghe, was born. Her mother @NN at Torsnes, who was born in 1200, 11 years after her daughter, Ingas's death, received her 20-year-old daughter @Inga Vikingdotter Torsnes in 1220 with @Viking Eriksson who died 61 years old in 1221. This @ Inga Vikingdotter has her own main profile created by curator Harald Tveit Alvestrand. I allow myself to come up with a proposal for cleanup: delete @Munan Ogmundsson as husband of @Inga Vikingsdatter Ænes because he died 23 years before she was born. If Inga is a real mother to @Holte Jonsson, @Gunnbjørn Jonsson Ænes and @Nikolas Munanson Ænes, she has children with both brothers who are: 1. Lendmann @Jon Gautsson Ornes, who according to Cumberland (www.cft-win.com) ( Family ID: F003336) is the father of @Holte Jonsson Holter (1180-1240), @Gaut Jonsson, Mel (Ænes) (1190-1240), @ Gunnbjørn Jonsson, Arnbjørn Jonsson Ænes (1188-1240), Aaskell Jonsson Ænes (1182 -1254), NN Jonsdatter Ornes (1185-?) And Sigurd d.e. Jonssen Aga (about 1175-?). 2. Lendmann @Munan Gautsson (about 1150-1184) who fell in battle at Fimreite in 1184. According to King Sverres Saga, they were both sons of Lendmann @Gaut Aalesson from Ornes and according to Cumberland and other sources his wife NN Arnbjørnsdatter, daughter of Arnbjørn Jonsson Ambe, who was the Giske nobleman and descended from Torberg Arnesson Giske and Ragnhild, Erling Sjalgsson's daughter. I hope more of the administrators for the profiles concerned want to contribute to a clearing action in this important Galtung ancectry and that a curator can establish a main profile for the profiles belonging to this family so that we avoid misunderstandings in the future.