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4301–4400 / 6.751 rúnaristur
U 80
Sundby
Andvéttr and Gerðarr had these runes carved in memory of Sveinn, their father; and Ketilvé in memory of her husbandman.
U 81
Sundby
Ernmundr
U 82
Järfälla kyrka
... had this stone raised in memory of ... his
U 83
Järfälla kyrka
...
U 84
Egglunda
Ásgautr had the stone raised ... husbandman ...
U 85
Lövsta
Bjôrn and Fullugi(?), they had the stone cut ... their
U 86
Skylsta
Sveinn had the runes carved in memory of Þorbjôrn, his brother.
U 87
Skylsta
... the stone raised in memory of Svarthôfði ...
U 88
Skälby
Spjallboði and Uni/Unni had the stone raised in memory of Tíðkumi (and) Ingiþóra.
U 89
Skälby
Helga and Holmfríðr had this stone raised in memory of Holmfastr, their father.
U 90
Säby
Véfríðr had this rock-slab cut in memory of his brother Þerfr; and Mundi in memory of his kinsman-by-marriage.
U 91
Vible
Gunnvôr and Ketilfríðr had the stone raised. Holmsteinn and Holmi raised the stone in memory of Freysteinn ...
U 92
Vible
Knútr of Víkhús had the stone erected and the bridge made in memory of (his) father and (his) mother and his brothers and (his) sister.
U 93
Väddesta (nu: Veddesta)
Sigfastr and Tassi(?)/Dási(?) and Ônundr(?), they had (the stone raised) in memory of Þorsteinn.
U 94
Sollentuna kyrka
Fullugi(?) and Gunnarr had this stone raised in memory of Geirrøðr(?), (their) father. ... May God help his spirit.
U 95
Sollentuna kyrka
§A ... this stone in memory of ... his spirit §B ...
U 96
Edsberg
Holmsteinn and Forkunnr ... ...-fastr, their father. May God help his spirit.
U 97
Rotebro
Holmfríðr had the landmark made in memory of ... and Kvígulfr in memory of his father. Ketill cut the runes.
U 98
Rotsunda
Ingiþóra had this stone raised in memory of her father Sigtryggr, and (so did) Ragnfastr, her son. Her brother was called Ragnarr.
U 99
Skillinge
Atfari and Þorgísl had the runes carved in memory of Haursi, their father, and in memory of Víðfari, their brother.
U 100
Skälby
Gyríðr had the stone raised in memory of Ulfkell, her son, and Gýi (did?) ... ... their brother, and in memory of Holmdís, their sister.
U 101
Södra Sätra
Hemingr and Jarlabanki, they had the path cleared and the bridges made in memory of their father; and Ástríðr in memory of her sons Ingifastr and Ingvarr. May God help their spirits.
U 102
Viby
Kál/Kali had this rock-slab cut in memory of his two sons, and he and Ingiþóra made one bridge -- a great landmark for many(?) men.
U 103
Ytterby
Sveinn and Ketilmundr and Erinmundr, they had this stone raised in memory of Tíðkumi, their father.
U 104
Eds kyrka
Þorsteinn had the landmark made in memory of Sveinn, his father, and in memory of Þórir, his brother. They were abroad in Greece. And in memory of Ingiþóra, his mother. Œpir carved.
U 105
Eds kyrka
... ... ...
U 106
Prästgården
Gunnarr and Sveinn raised the stone in memory of Tunna/Tonna, (their) mother ...
U 107
Antuna
§A Geirlakr(?) had ... in memory of Hemingr, his son; and Erinmundr §B in memory of Holmfríðr, his wife, and in memory of Una/Unna, (his) daughter.
U 108
Bisslinge
Ingi and Ingigerðr/Ingigeirr and ..., they had the stone raised in memory of ..., their father. May God help his spirit and soul.
U 109
Bisslinge
Bjôrn and Sveinn had raised ... ...-fastr, their father, and in memory of Sigdjarfr, their brother.
U 110
Bisslinge
... the stone in memory of ...
U 111
Hjältarängen, Ed
Ingvarr (and) ... had the runes carved in memory of Sveinn and ... mother.
U 112
Kyrkstigen, Ed
§A Ragnvaldr had the runes carved in memory of Fastvé, his mother, Ónæmr's daughter, (who) died in Eið. May God help her spirit. §B Ragnvaldr had the runes carved; (he) was in Greece, was commander of the retinue.
U 113
Stenbron, Ed
... ... the stone in memory of Halfdan ...
U 114
Runby
§A Ingríðr had the causeway made and the stone cut in memory of Ingimarr, her husbandman, and in memory of Danr, and in memory of Banki/Baggi(?), her sons. §B They lived in Runbýr and owned the estate. May Christ help their souls. That will (stand) in memory of the men while man lives.
U 115
Runby
§A ... Finnviðr, Ragnfríðr's son, had ... §B ... who owned (i.e., was married to) Ingigerðr and ... §C ... ... Kvikr's and Finnviðr's ...
U 116
Älvsunda
§P Tjôrvi carved the runes and (with) Þorgeirr, they had the stone cut in memory of their brothers. §Q Tjôrvi carved. Rúnarr ok Þorgeirr, they had the stone cut in memory of their brothers.
U 117
Älvsunda
Þorfastr and Ingilaug had the stone raised in memory of Geirbjôrn, their son.
U 118
Älvsunda
Ragnfastr had the stone raised and the bridge made in memory of Hemingr, his father. He was Ragnhildr's son. And Œpir carved the runes.
U 119
Älvsunda
Skagi/Skeggi had this stone raised in memory of his father Steinn.
U 120
Solna kyrka
Andvéttr/Eyndr had ... ... ... cut(?).
U 121
Frösunda
Jóbjôrn/Eybjôrn and Sveinn/Steinn/Seinn, they raised the stone in memory of Þorfrøðr, Ingiþóra's husbandman.
U 122
Järva krog
... had the stone raised ... ... ... Œpir carved the runes.
U 123
Karlberg
Sigfastr and Ernfastr, they cut (the runes) in memory of themselves.
U 124
Karlberg, Stenbrottet
Ônundr and Þorgísl, they had the stone raised in memory of Ásgautr.
U 125
Tomteboda
§A Sveinn ... ... ... §B ... ...
U 126
Över-Järva
Forkunnr had the stone raised and this bridge (made) in memory of Þorgeirr, his son, and in memory of Ásgísl/Ásgeir. May God and God's good maid help their spirits.
U 127
Danderyds kyrka
Jarlabanki had these stones raised in memory of himself while alive, and made this bridge for his spirit, and (he) alone owned all of Tábýr.
U 128
Danderyds kyrka
Friði and ... and Sighvatr ... their father ... Snerrir's
U 129
Danderyds kyrka
Lax had the stone erected in memory of ... may help (his) soul.
U 130
Nora
Bjôrn, Finnviðr's son, had this rock-slab cut in memory of Óleifr, his brother. He was betrayed at Finnheiðr. May God help his spirit. This estate is the allodial land and family inheritance of Finnviðr's sons at Elgjastaðir.
U 131
Rinkeby
Þegn and Danr had the stone raised in memory of Þorsteinn, their father; and Gunnvôr in memory of her husbandman.
U 132
Rinkeby
... in memory of Ingifastr, the heir ... ... carved.
U 133
Täby kyrka
Guðlaug had the stones raised in memory of Holmi, her son, and in memory of herself. He died in Lombardy.
U 134
Östra Arninge
§A Gunnarr ... §B ... raise ... §A ... carved the runes(?)
U 135
Broby
Ingifastr and Eysteinn and Sveinn had these stones raised in memory of Eysteinn, their father, and made this bridge and this mound.
U 136
Broby
Ástríðr had these stones raised in memory of Eysteinn, her husbandman, who attacked Jerusalem and met his end up in Greece.
U 137
Broby
Eysteinn and Ástríðr raised the stones in memory of Kagr(?)/Gagr(?), their son.
U 138
Broby
... the stone raised in memory of ... and Inga in memory of ...
U 139
Broby
... carved the runes ... may help ... his
U 140
Broby
Jarlabanki ... He met his end in Greece.
U 141
Fittja
Guðlaug had the stones raised in memory of Holmi, her son. He died in Lombardy.
U 142
Fällbro
Ingifastr had the stone raised and the bridge made in memory of Jarlabanki, his father, Jórunnr's son. And Ketiley had (it raised/made) in memory of her husbandman. Œpir carved.
U 143
Hagby
Jórunnr had the bridges made in memory of her husbandman; and Hemingr and Jarlabanki in memory of Ingifastr; Ástríðr in memory of Ingvarr, an excellent valiant man.
U 144
Hagby
Gamall and Þorsteinn and Þorgísl had the runes carved in memory of Bjôrn, their father and in memory of Sighvatr, their brother; and Holmfríðr in memory of her husbandman.
U 145
Hagby, Brohammaren
Þorkell and Fullugi had this rock-slab cut and the bridge made in memory of Steinn, their father. Óleifr cut.
U 146
Hagby, Brohammaren
Ingibjôrg had the rock-slab cut and the bridge made in memory of Holmsteinn, her husbandman and in memory of Þorsteinn, her son. Þorsteinn's, her son's.
U 147
Hagby, Sparingsberg
Jórunnr ... they had the stones cut in memory of Ingifastr and Ingvarr.
U 148
Hagby, Sparingsberg
Ingifastr had these runes carved in memory of Ragnfríðr, his wife; and Hemingr in memory of his mother.
U 149
Hagby
Jarlabanki had ... the stone in memory of himself and cleared a path.
U 150
Karby
Jarlabanki and Fastvé had the stones raised in memory of Sveinn, their son.
U 151
Karby
Þorbjôrn and Ingiþóra had this stone raised in memory of Ígull, their father; and Erinvé in memory of her husbandman and in memory of ...
U 152
Lissby
Holmfríðr had this stone raised in memory of Bjôrn, her husbandman and in memory of Sighvatr, her son.
U 153
Lissby
Sveinn and Ulfr had the stones raised in memory of Halfdan and in memory of Gunnarr, their brothers. They met their end in the east ...
U 154
Lissby
... had raised ... ...-fastr and in memory of Geirbjôrn, (their) brothers ... They died in the east.
U 155
Lissby
Sveinn and Ulfr had the stones raised in memory of their brothers. They were the sons of Ôrn and Ragnfríðr.
U 156
Lissby
Holmi had ...
U 157
Lissby
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U 158
Löttinge
<kalukR> had this stone raised in memory of Sibbi, her husbandman ... her father. He fell south(?) ...
U 159
Löttinge
Gísmundr and Hemingr had the stone raised in memory of their father Halfdan.
U 160
Risbyle
Ulfketill and Gýi and Uni/Unni, they had this stone raised in memory of Ulfr, their good father. He lived in Skolhamarr. May God and God's mother help his spirit and soul; grant him light and paradise.
U 161
Risbyle
Ulfr of Báristaðir cut (the stone) in memory of Ulfr in Skolhamarr, his good kinsman-by-marriage. Ulfkell had (it) cut.
U 162
Skogberga
Grímr had the stone cut in memory of his father Vésteinn. Óleifr cut.
U 163
Såsta
Gamall and Sveinn and Farulfr had the rock-slab carved in memory of Þórir, their father; and Gamall in memory of his foster-father. ...-fastr cut.
U 164
Täby tä
Jarlabanki had these stones raised in memory of himself while alive, and made this bridge for his spirit, and (he) alone owned all of Tábýr. May God help his spirit.
U 165
Täby tä
Jarlabanki had these stones raised in memory of himself while alive, and made this bridge for his spirit ... owned all of Tábýr.
U 166
Östra Ryds kyrka
Gýi and Guðlaug had these landmarks raised in memory of their son, a very capable valiant man. He was called Sigfastr.
U 167
Östra Ryds kyrka
Ôzurr had the stone raised in memory of Gunni, his kinsman-by-marriage. He was Guðlaug's brother. Fótr carved these runes.
U 168
Björkeby
Holmsteinn, Ragnfastr (and) Eysteinn had the stone cut in memory of Fasti, their and Þóra's freedman. Œpir cut.
U 169
Björkeby
Holmsteinn in Rjóðr (and) Orm-... ... this stone in memory of Freysteinn, their son and in memory of <uku>, their maid.
U 170
Bogesund
Gunni and Ása had this stone and the vault raised in memory of Agni(?), their son. He died in Eikra. He is buried in the churchyard. Fastulfr carved the runes. The wife(?)/Gunni(?) raised this stone-slab.
U 171
Söderby
Gunni had this stone cut in memory of Eyndr, his good son, and in memory of himself. Fasti carved the runes.
U 172
Islinge
Kári(?) and Ingjaldr and ... in memory of Bjôrn, their father. May God help ...
U 173
Väsby
Skalli and Sibbi and Hlífsteinn had the stone raised in memory of Andvéttr(?), their father; and Gillaug in memory of her husbandman.
U 174
Österåkers kyrka
<oka>... and Sveinn and Sigsteinn(?) had the stone ... in memory of Kvikr, their brother. He was ... ... ... ...
U 175
Österåkers kyrka
Ás-... ... stone in memory of Víkingr, his father, and in memory of Tóka, his mother.
U 176
Berga
Geirdjarfr and Þorbjôrn and Þormundr raised the stone in memory of Eibjôrn, their father.
U 177
Stav
Ingiey had the stone raised in memory of Gerðarr, her ... father. ... Danr, they were Kolsveinn's sons. Fótr carved the runes.
U 178
Stav
... ...
U 179
Riala kyrka
Jóhan and Hlífsteinn had the stone raised ... ... their father. Œpir carved.
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