Margrét Kristjánsdóttir was born on April 15, 1877 in Húnavatnssýsla.
Spouse: September 14, 1894 Bjarni Lúðvíksson b. December 28, 1866 in Þingeyjarsýsla, d. in Bellingham, Washington on May 21, 1919.
Children: 1. Lillian 2. Roy b. 1902 3. Margrét b. 1903 4. Júlíus b. 1906 5. Eggert b. 1909 6. Vivian b. 1910 7. Karl b. 1914 8. George b. 1915 9. Alma b. 1917 10. Lesley b. 1917, twin, died.
Margrét was the daughter of Kristján Hall and Soffía Björnsdóttir. A few months later, she was taken in as a foster child by the couple Eggert Jónsson and Þórunn Ólafsdóttir at Sanda in Miðfjörður. In 1887, Þórunn and Helga came to the West and settled in Seattle in 1891. Bjarni was the son of Lúðvík Finnbogason and Lilja Bjarnadóttir. She died when Bjarni was in his fourth year and he was therefore sent to relatives. There he received a preparatory education and at the age of 18 he went to study business studies in Copenhagen. When he returned home, he worked in a trade, but in 1887 he came west to Winnipeg. In 1890 he went to Seattle, while Margrét arrived there in 1891. They settled at Point Roberts in 1898, stayed there for a short time, then moved north to Steveston in British Columbia. In 1902 they returned to Point Roberts where they stayed for four years, then went to Blaine, but in 1907 Bjarni was offered a job at Point Roberts where he ran a business and store for ten years. He was forced to retire due to ill health, and they now moved to Bellingham, where Margrét maintained a home for many years.