Anna Friðbjörnsdóttir was born in 1865 in Eyjafjarðarsýsla.
Spouse: 1885 Ásvaldur Sigurðsson born in Eyjafjarðarsýsla in 1858.
Children: 1. Alexander b. May 22, 1886 2. Anna b. 1888 3. Friðbjörn (Fred) b. 1889, d. 1929 4. Sigurður b. 1891 5. Guðrún b. 1891, d. 1893 6. Gunnar b. 1892 7. Frances Gertrude b. 1894 8. William Franklin b. 1896 9. George W. b. May 22, 1900, d. 1972 in Portland, Oregon 10. Clarence b. 1901 11. Henry Elton b. 1903 12. Ásvaldur (Oswald) b. 1904 13. Robert b. 1910.
Anna emigrated west to Ontario, Canada in 1873 with her parents, Friðbjörn Björnsson and Anna S. Árnadóttir. Life’s road led them to New Iceland and then to Mountain, N. Dakota in 1881. Ásvaldur emigrated to Winnipeg, Manitoba with his mother, Guðrún Ásmundsdóttir, stepfather, Bjarni Olgeirsson, and half-siblings. They went to Gimli in New Iceland, but Ásvaldur went south to the Icelandic settlement near Minneota, Minnesota. He was there until 1881 but then moved to the Garðar Settlement in N. Dakota and took land there a year later. He worked in the forrest in the winter of 1882-83 east of Winnipeg, Manitoba, but came back to and settled in the Garðar Settlement in the spring of 1883. He moved west alone to Sheridan, Oregon in 1893 but returned to N. Dakota each fall for the next four years to carry out the harvest. In the spring of 1893, he moved from Sheridan north to the ocean. His family also moved and they settled in Warrington, Oregon. Ásvaldur turned to fishing and operated a canning factory for years.