Haukr Erlendsson
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Haukr Erlendsson (died 1334) was the writer of the Hauksbók.
In 1294, he became the lawspeaker of Iceland and in 1301 he arrived in Norway, where, according to a letter from 1311, he is called the lawspeaker and knight of the Gula Thing. He appears to have held this position until 1322.
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