Ingibjörg Hjálmarsdóttir was born on September 12, 1870 in Barðastrandarsýsla. She died in N. Dakota on June 20, 1949, buried in the Melankton Church cemetery. She took the last name Reykjalín in the west.
Spouse: Jón Jónsson b. in Dalasýsla on September 22, 1861. He died in the Mouse River Settlement in N. Dakota on May 29, 1943. He took the last name Goodman in the west.
Children: 1. Metta 2. Hjálmar b. November 20, 1897, d. November 12, 1956 3. Kristín (Christine) 4. Jóna (Yona) 5. Friðrika (Frederica) 6. Guðmundur (Mundie) b. January 20, 1905, d. July 19, 1965 7. Sakie b. December 26, 1906 8. Sveinn (Svein) b. April 19, 1913, d. November 20, 1960.
Ingibjörg came west to N. Dakota in 1886 with her parents, Hjálmar Friðriksson and Metta Pálsdóttir. Jón came west to N. Dakota in 1881 with his mother, Helga Eyvindsdóttir, and her husband, Helgi Guðmundsson. They settled in Pembina County, but in 1886 Jón and Helgi went on an expedition west to Mouse River. There they found available land and decided to settle. Jón took land and he and Ingibjörg lived there until 1936 when they sold that land and bought acreage north of Upham.