Ingerd Erlendsdotter

Ingerd Erlendsdotter (1440–1526) was a Norwegian noblewoman and landowner during the 15th century, who through inheritance and marriage, became one of the largest landowners in Norway.

Life Ingerd Erlendsdotter was born in 1440 to Erlend Eindridsson (died ) and Gudrun Olavsdotter . Her father was the last known male-line member of the Losnaætten family. After her father's death, her mother married Jon Svaleson Smør.

Her first marriage was to Olav Guttormsson (died before September 1485), who owned the Hananger estate in Lista. When he died, his estate went to his aunt Botild Svalesdotter, however, Erlendsdotter was given the right to dispose Hananger and the other farms Guttormsson owned during her lifetime. She married for the second time to armourer and Privy Councillor Arald Kane (died ). She remained childless after both of her marriages.