Anna Jónsdóttir was born on July 25, 1874 in Skagafjarðarsýsla. She died in N. Dakota on January 9, 1952.
Spouse: Guðmundur Helgason b. September 4, 1870 in Mýrasýsla, d. in the Mouse River Settlement on August 19, 1929. He took the last name Goodman in the west.
Children: 1. Walter b. August 21, 1892 2. Helgi Stefán b. August 25, 1894 3. Alexander Sveinn b. February 27, 1897 4. Mabel Ellenbjorg (Elínbjörg?) b. August 3, 1901 5. Ásgerður Guðný b. September 2, 1903, d. June 6, 1926 6. Jóna b. c1905 7. Barði b. June 10, 1911 8. Ingibjörg (Emma) Lovísa b. March 1, 1914 d. January 20, 1939 9. Kristinn (Christopher) William b. April 6, 1916 10. Ólafur b. 1918
Anna came west to N. Dakota in 1883 with her parents, Jón Filippusson and Ólöf Ásgrímsdóttir of Skagafjörður who were pioneer settlers in the Mouse River Settlement. Guðmundur came west to N. Dakota in 1881 with his parents, Helgi Guðmundsson and Helga Eyvindsdóttir. They first lived in Pembina County, but moved west in 1886 to the Mouse River Settlement. Anna and Guðmundur began farming in the Mouse River Settlement, but later moved to Elm Grove Township in McHenry County.