raised in memory of Eysteinn, their father, and made this bridge and this mound. U 136 Latin transliteration: × astriþr × la(t) + raisa × staina × þasa × [a]t austain × buta sin × is × suti × iursalir auk antaþis ub i × kirkum Old Norse transcription: Æstriðr let ræisa stæina þessa at Øystæin, bonda sinn, es sotti Iorsaliʀ ok ændaðis upp i Grikkium. English translation: Ástríðr had these stones raised in memory of Eysteinn, her husbandman, who went to Jerusalem and met his end up in Greece. U 137 Latin transliteration: * aystin * auk * astriþr * raistu * stina * aftir * kak * sun * sin * Old Norse transcription: Øystæinn ok Æstriðr ræistu stæina æftiʀ Kag(?)/Gag(?), sun sinn. English translation: Eysteinn and Ástríðr raised the stones in memory of Kagr(?)/Gagr(?), their son. U 139 Latin transliteration: ... ...sti ' ru... ... * hia(l)... ... hans Old Norse transcription: ... [ri]sti ru[naʀ] ... hial[pi] ... hans English translation: ... carved the runes ... may help ... his U 151 Latin transliteration: × þurbiarn × uk × ikiþura × litu × raisa × ist[ai]n × þina × iftiʀ × ikul × faþur sin × uk × irinui × iftiʀ × buanta sin × uk afti(ʀ) --- Old Norse transcription: Þorbiorn ok Ingiþora letu ræisa stæin þenna æftiʀ Igul, faður sinn, ok Ærinvi æftiʀ boanda sinn ok æftiʀ ... English translation: Þorbjôrn and Ingiþóra had this stone raised in memory of Ígull, their father; and Erinvé in memory of her husbandman and in memory of ... See also List of runestones References Sources Rundata Inga och Estrid - en såpa för tusen år sedan: Människor, händelser och platser i Ingas och Estrids liv. A page at the Museum of Stockholm County. Runestones, Estrid Runestones in Uppland 11th-century inscriptions