The Njál's Saga on Thrain
The Story Of Burnt Njal > 1. Of Fiddle Mord > 34. Of Thrain Sigfus' Son
relationship: Thrain was the son of Sigfus, grandson of Sighvat the Red, and lived at Gritwater on Fleetlithe
"There was a man named Thrain, he was the son of Sigfus, the son of Sighvat the Red. He kept house at Gritwater on Fleetlithe."
relationship: Thrain was Gunnar's kinsman and a man of great mark
"He was Gunnar's kinsman, and a man of great mark."
attestation: Thrain's wife Thorhillda Skaldwife was sharp-tongued and given to jeering; Thrain loved her little
"He had to wife Thorhillda Skaldwife; she had a sharp tongue of her own, and was given to jeering. Thrain loved her little."
attestation: Hauskuld Njal's son was proposed as a match for Thrain's niece
"Hauskuld, Njal's son"
attestation: Thrain had a daughter or kinswoman who Njal thought would make a good match
"Thrain"
The Story Of Burnt Njal > 1. Of Fiddle Mord > 74. Kolskegg Goes Abroad
attestation: Thrain Sigfus' son announced he would travel abroad that summer
"Thrain Sigfus' son said to his wife that he meant to fare abroad that summer."
attestation: Thrain took passage with Hogni the White on a ship to Norway
"he took his passage with Hogni the White."