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Ingebjørg Erlingsdatter

d. after 1400

Ingebjørg Erlingsdatter, died after 1400, received all of Giske from her father Erling Vidkunsson in 1354, with sealing grounds, egg islands and salmon fishing, «helt og udelt til evig eie» (whole and undivided, to own for ever). She was married to Sigurd Havtoresson of Sudreim in Romerike, and so Giske passed to the Sudreim family (Sudreimsætta), a Norwegian family of ancient nobility. The charters call her Ingeborg. A case over a ship debt in Tønsberg in 1400 is linked to her, but Bjørkvik holds that she probably died in 1370, so it may concern two women.

Daughter of the drottsete Erling Vidkunsson. She received all of Giske from him in 1354, with sealing grounds, egg islands and salmon fishing. Married to Sigurd Havtoresson of Sudreim in Romerike. The charters call her Ingeborg. In 1400 she won a case over a ship debt before the lawman in Tønsberg.

Parents: Erling Vidkunsson, Elin Toresdatter

Married to: Sigurd Havtoresson

Children: Agnes Sigurdsdatter, Håkon Sigurdsson

Letters

• DN 8/116: Bishop Håkon sends Erling news from Bjarne
• DN 6/166: The pope permits the marriage between Sigurd and Ingeborg
• DN 2/323: Erling gives his daughter Ingebjørg the whole of Giske
• DN 1/395: Arne Eiriksson has been paid for his share of Senja
• DN 3/490: Jon Marteinsson secures Ingerid land in Torvik for life
• DN 1/537: Håkon Sigurdsson's gifts to his wife Sigrid
• DN 2/562: Ingeborg Erlingsdatter wins a case about a ship debt
• DN 1/639: Gimsøy convent gives Ingebjørg Erlingsdatter a discharge
• DN 1/683: Margrete Eilivsdatter makes Sigurd Jonsson her heir

Source

DN 2/323; DN 2/562; DN 1/683