Anders Jensen Kjærulf, son of above mentioned Jens Andersen Kjærulf, owned, by mid 16th century, at least a part of Kornumgaard where he also resided . According to Dyrskjøt he lived in 1534 in the Børglum episcopal residence, Kjølskegaard in the parish of Hallund and around 1540 bailiff in Jerslev district . As he is not mentioned as a freeholder in the ministers report of 1568, it is to be assumed that he was dead by then. His successor as bailiff, Peder Jensen in Kjølskegaard is mentioned in 1554 . The name of his wife is not known, nor is the number of children, but it seems like he had at least one son, and three daughters:

1. N.N. Andersdatter Kjærulf, married to Anders Thomsen in Kongensgaard in V. Brønderslev; he is mentioned in 1568 (Ministers report) as owner of a freehold farm supposedly aquired as a dowry.

2. N.N. Andersdatter Kjærulf, is mentioned in 1568 (Ministers report) as Jens Kierulff's sister and owner of her own farm. She was supposedly married to Peder Mørk in Musted (Jerslev parish), who prior to 1680 sold a share of an inheritance (søsterlod ) in Kornumgaard to admiral Peder Munk . Peder Mørk was son of Hans Mørk, bailiff in Saltumgaard (Hvetbo district) and half-brother to Vogn Hansen Mørk in Saltum who later became bailiff.