Rune stones (U 766 and U 767)

Rune stones from Norrby, Back-Norrby, Uppland (U 766 and 767).

According to the Samnordisk runtextdatabas the inscriptions read: 

U 766 

+ kuþastr + [l](i)t + akua + steno + (t)uo + yf(t)(i) + est + sun sen + ayk + selfon sik +

Guðfastr lét hôggva steina tvá eptir Eist, son sinn, ok sjalfan sik.

Guðfastr had the two stones cut in memory of Eistr, his son, and for himself.

U 767

+ lifsten + risti + runi + yfti + feþrka + tuo + kuþa + treka

Lífsteinn risti rúnar eptir feðga tvá, góða drengi.

Lífsteinn carved the runes in memory of the two, father and son, good valiant men.