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Þorsteinn ranglátr; also in Landnamabók, Part III, Ch. X and translated as "Thorstein Wrongdoer" (Thorgilsson 1898, , p.136) Thorgilsson, Ari (1898). "Part III, Ch. X: Remarkable Arvals...". The Book of the Settlement of Iceland: translated from the original Icelandic of Ari the Learned. Translated by Ellwood, T. Kendal: T. Wilson. p. 136.

Landnamabók, Part V, Ch. VII (Islandinga sögur, Vol. 1, p.295; Thorgilsson 1898, p. 202) Jón Sigurðsson (1843). Islandinga sögur udgivne efter gamle haandskrifter af det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. Vol. 1. Det kongelige nordiske oldskrift-selskab., edition cited by Munch. Thorgilsson, Ari (1898). "Part III, Ch. X: Remarkable Arvals...". The Book of the Settlement of Iceland: translated from the original Icelandic of Ari the Learned. Translated by Ellwood, T. Kendal: T. Wilson. p. 136.

Landnamabók, Part IV, Ch. I (Islandinga sögur, Vol. 1, p.240; Thorgilsson 1898, p. 165) Jón Sigurðsson (1843). Islandinga sögur udgivne efter gamle haandskrifter af det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. Vol. 1. Det kongelige nordiske oldskrift-selskab., edition cited by Munch. Thorgilsson, Ari (1898). "Part III, Ch. X: Remarkable Arvals...". The Book of the Settlement of Iceland: translated from the original Icelandic of Ari the Learned. Translated by Ellwood, T. Kendal: T. Wilson. p. 136.

Landnamabók, Part II, Ch. XIX (Islandinga sögur, Vol. 1, p.138; Thorgilsson 1898, p. 86) Jón Sigurðsson (1843). Islandinga sögur udgivne efter gamle haandskrifter af det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. Vol. 1. Det kongelige nordiske oldskrift-selskab., edition cited by Munch. Thorgilsson, Ari (1898). "Part III, Ch. X: Remarkable Arvals...". The Book of the Settlement of Iceland: translated from the original Icelandic of Ari the Learned. Translated by Ellwood, T. Kendal: T. Wilson. p. 136.

"Erlendur digre" occurs in a letter by Bishop Árni Þorláksson of Skálholt dated 1286, Diplomatarium islandicum, Vol. II, p.136-7. Cf. Jón Sigurðsson; Guðbrandur Vigfússon, eds. (1858). Biskupa Sögur. Vol. 1. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 755., whose index clarifies this refers to Erlendur Ólafsson sterki Jón Sigurðsson; Jón Þorkelsson, eds. (1893). Diplomatarium islandicum: Íslenzkt fornbréfasafn. Vol. II (bd. 1253–1350). Íslenzka bókmentafélag. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 377. hdl:2027/nyp.33433082422027. copy

Hogni the White given in Landnámabók Part II, Ch. XIX as the forebear of Hauk Erelendson's mother was the grandson of Otrygg, brother of King Halfr according to an earlier passage (Landnámabók Part II, Ch. XIX Thorgilsson 1898, pp. 74) Thorgilsson, Ari (1898). "Part III, Ch. X: Remarkable Arvals...". The Book of the Settlement of Iceland: translated from the original Icelandic of Ari the Learned. Translated by Ellwood, T. Kendal: T. Wilson. p. 136.

As an aside, Hogni the White had one son Eirek (from whom Haukr is descended), and another son Ulf the Squinter (Úlfr inn skjálgr), who accompanied his kinsman Geirrid son of Geirmund Hellskin, son of Hjor, son of Half into Iceland. Ulf the Squinter's son Jorunn had a daughter Thjodhild who became the wife of Erik the Red. (Landnámabók Part II, Ch. XIX, loc. cit. and Ch. XXII, Thorgilsson 1898, pp. 81–82) Thus Hauk was also distantly (not directly) related to Leif Eiriksson. Thorgilsson, Ari (1898). "Part III, Ch. X: Remarkable Arvals...". The Book of the Settlement of Iceland: translated from the original Icelandic of Ari the Learned. Translated by Ellwood, T. Kendal: T. Wilson. p. 136.

Editors' preface to the maldage (oral contract or bequest made by Jarngerd) to Neskirkja, i.e. the Church of Mary in Nesi í Selvogi, Iceland (in the former Selvogshreppur [is], Árnessýsla county, now part of Þorlákshöfn, Municipality of Ölfus). From manuscript AM 263., fol., f.55 (written down 1598), in: Diplomatarium islandicum, Vol. II, p. 377. Jón Sigurðsson; Jón Þorkelsson, eds. (1893). Diplomatarium islandicum: Íslenzkt fornbréfasafn. Vol. II (bd. 1253–1350). Íslenzka bókmentafélag. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 377. hdl:2027/nyp.33433082422027. copy

Guðbrandur Vigfússon, ed. (1878). Sturlunga saga: including the Islendinga saga of Lawman Sturla. Vol. 1. Clarendon Press. p. clxi. we know who his mother, father, and grandmother were, his birth-year is not known... A son of Lawman Erlend the Strong, by Jorun, and base born...etc.

Landnámabók Part II, Ch. XIX (Islandinga sögur, Vol. 1, p. 138; Thorgilsson 1898, p. 86). Hogni the White had a son Eirek — Geirleif — Oddleif — Gest. Gest's daughter Halla's son Thorgils seems to have married Gest's daughter Thorey, and followed by the line: Thorarin — Jodis (daughter) — Illugi — Eyvind — Steingrim — Helga — Jorun — Hauk) Jón Sigurðsson (1843). Islandinga sögur udgivne efter gamle haandskrifter af det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. Vol. 1. Det kongelige nordiske oldskrift-selskab., edition cited by Munch. Thorgilsson, Ari (1898). "Part III, Ch. X: Remarkable Arvals...". The Book of the Settlement of Iceland: translated from the original Icelandic of Ari the Learned. Translated by Ellwood, T. Kendal: T. Wilson. p. 136.

Munch 1847, p. 172 Munch, P. A. (1847). "Om Ridderen og Rigsraaden Hr Hauk Erlendssön, Islands, Oslo og Gulathings Lagmand og om hans literære Virksomhed". Annaler for Nordisk Oldkyndighed: 169–216.

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Perkins, Richard (1978), Flóamanna Saga, Gaulverjabær and Haukr Erlendsson (snippet), Íslenzk fræði (Studia Islandica), vol. 36, Bókaútgáfa Menningarsjósðs, p. 36, Jorunn's home (whether she was Erlendr's first wife or mistress)
Jarngerd, descended from Egil Skallagrimsson, married to Erelend in: Landnámabók Part II, Ch. IV (Islandinga sögur, Vol. 1, p. 76n; however, this tract is not appended to Ch. IV in the Thorgilsson 1898) translation) Jón Sigurðsson (1843). Islandinga sögur udgivne efter gamle haandskrifter af det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. Vol. 1. Det kongelige nordiske oldskrift-selskab., edition cited by Munch. Thorgilsson, Ari (1898). "Part III, Ch. X: Remarkable Arvals...". The Book of the Settlement of Iceland: translated from the original Icelandic of Ari the Learned. Translated by Ellwood, T. Kendal: T. Wilson. p. 136.
Landnamabók, Part III, Ch. XXV: Steinunn, er Haukr Erlendson átti" (Islandinga sögur, Vol. 1, p.105); "Steinun, whom Hawk the son of Erlend had for wife." (Thorgilsson 1898, p. 85) Jón Sigurðsson (1843). Islandinga sögur udgivne efter gamle haandskrifter af det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. Vol. 1. Det kongelige nordiske oldskrift-selskab., edition cited by Munch. Thorgilsson, Ari (1898). "Part III, Ch. X: Remarkable Arvals...". The Book of the Settlement of Iceland: translated from the original Icelandic of Ari the Learned. Translated by Ellwood, T. Kendal: T. Wilson. p. 136.
Dateline under Addendum II "Viðrauki Melabókar ennar ýngri", Islandinga sögur, Vol. 1, p.340 Jón Sigurðsson (1843). Islandinga sögur udgivne efter gamle haandskrifter af det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. Vol. 1. Det kongelige nordiske oldskrift-selskab., edition cited by Munch.
Wærdahl 2011, pp. 194–5 Wærdahl, Randi Bjørshol (2011). The Incorporation and Integration of the King's Tributary Lands into the Norwegian Realm c. 1195-1397 (Norges Konges Rike Og Hans Skattland). BRILL. ISBN 978-9004206137. ISBN 978-9-004-20613-7
September 1309 ì Björgvin, Diplomatarium islandicum, Vol. II, p. 367. Jón Sigurðsson; Jón Þorkelsson, eds. (1893). Diplomatarium islandicum: Íslenzkt fornbréfasafn. Vol. II (bd. 1253–1350). Íslenzka bókmentafélag. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 377. hdl:2027/nyp.33433082422027. copy
12. Januar 1311 ì　Björgvin, quote: "Haukr Erlendzson Gulaþings logmaðr riddari", Diplomatarium islandicum, Vol. II, p. 372. Jón Sigurðsson; Jón Þorkelsson, eds. (1893). Diplomatarium islandicum: Íslenzkt fornbréfasafn. Vol. II (bd. 1253–1350). Íslenzka bókmentafélag. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 377. hdl:2027/nyp.33433082422027. copy
Letter, 2. Juni 1294 Diplomatarium islandicum, Vol. II, p. 281. The letter reads "herra Ællender stærki", but index lists it as an occurrence of "herra Erlendr Ólafsson sterki". Jón Sigurðsson; Jón Þorkelsson, eds. (1893). Diplomatarium islandicum: Íslenzkt fornbréfasafn. Vol. II (bd. 1253–1350). Íslenzka bókmentafélag. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 377. hdl:2027/nyp.33433082422027. copy
Erlend's patronymic given as "Erlendr Ólafsson sterki" in the Index to Diplomatarium islandicum, Vol. II, p. 951^[13] Jón Sigurðsson; Jón Þorkelsson, eds. (1893). Diplomatarium islandicum: Íslenzkt fornbréfasafn. Vol. II (bd. 1253–1350). Íslenzka bókmentafélag. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 377. hdl:2027/nyp.33433082422027. copy

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September 1309 ì Björgvin, Diplomatarium islandicum, Vol. II, p. 367. Jón Sigurðsson; Jón Þorkelsson, eds. (1893). Diplomatarium islandicum: Íslenzkt fornbréfasafn. Vol. II (bd. 1253–1350). Íslenzka bókmentafélag. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 377. hdl:2027/nyp.33433082422027. copy

12. Januar 1311 ì　Björgvin, quote: "Haukr Erlendzson Gulaþings logmaðr riddari", Diplomatarium islandicum, Vol. II, p. 372. Jón Sigurðsson; Jón Þorkelsson, eds. (1893). Diplomatarium islandicum: Íslenzkt fornbréfasafn. Vol. II (bd. 1253–1350). Íslenzka bókmentafélag. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 377. hdl:2027/nyp.33433082422027. copy

Letter, 2. Juni 1294 Diplomatarium islandicum, Vol. II, p. 281. The letter reads "herra Ællender stærki", but index lists it as an occurrence of "herra Erlendr Ólafsson sterki". Jón Sigurðsson; Jón Þorkelsson, eds. (1893). Diplomatarium islandicum: Íslenzkt fornbréfasafn. Vol. II (bd. 1253–1350). Íslenzka bókmentafélag. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 377. hdl:2027/nyp.33433082422027. copy

Erlend's patronymic given as "Erlendr Ólafsson sterki" in the Index to Diplomatarium islandicum, Vol. II, p. 951^[13] Jón Sigurðsson; Jón Þorkelsson, eds. (1893). Diplomatarium islandicum: Íslenzkt fornbréfasafn. Vol. II (bd. 1253–1350). Íslenzka bókmentafélag. Kaupmannahöfn: S.L. Möller. p. 377. hdl:2027/nyp.33433082422027. copy

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Överland, O. A. (Ole Andreas) [in Norwegian] (1909). "Haukr Erlendsson" (Runeberg). Nordisk familjebok. Vol. 11. pp. 96–.

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