Håkon Sigurdsson

d. 1407

Håkon Sigurdsson, died 1407, was the son of Sigurd Havtoresson and Ingebjørg Erlingsdatter and heir to Giske and Sudreim. In 1405 he acknowledged in Bergen that he owed Archbishop Eskil in Nidaros 14 lasts of stockfish, and he pledged the estate in Senja and Tromsø. He died childless, and the dispute over his will between his widow Sigrid and his sister's son Sigurd Jonsson lasted from 1409 to 1426.

Son of Sigurd Havtoresson and Ingebjørg Erlingsdatter, and heir to Giske and Sudreim in Romerike. He pledged the estate in Senja and Tromsø for 14 lasts of stockfish. He died childless, and the dispute over his will between his widow Sigrid and his sister's son Sigurd Jonsson lasted from 1409 to 1426.

Parents: Sigurd Havtoresson, Ingebjørg Erlingsdatter

Married to: Sigrid Erlendsdatter

Letters

DN 1/448: Sigurd Havtoresson grants Erling Einarsson farms and woodland in Sogn
DN 1/537: Håkon Sigurdsson's gifts to his wife Sigrid
DN 16/42: Jon Marteinsson's will before the pilgrimage to Rome
DN 2/566: Håkon Sigurdsson grants power of attorney in an inheritance case about Hildegarden
DN 2/580: Håkon Sigurdsson wins land and fishing places in Hålogaland
DN 1/604: Håkon Sigurdsson mortgages the Senja estate for stockfish
DN 2/585: Copy made on Giske of the judgement from Hålogaland
DN 1/621: The lawman rules on the inheritance after Håkon Sigurdsson
DN 1/699: Archbishop Eskil hears witnesses in the dispute over Giske
DN 1/713: Sixteen men postpone the judgement on Giske

Source

DN 1/604; DN 1/537; DN 1/699