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Henning Frederik Feilberg
Henning Frederik Feilberg (6 August 1831, Hillerød – 8 October 1921, Askov), was a Danish pastor, author and folklorist. His research and publications represent significant contributions to the field of Danish folklore.
==Biography==
Feilberg moved with his family to southern Jutland as a small child, later becoming a pastor there, following in his father's footsteps. In 1856, his interest in philology and folklore was encouraged by the time he spent working as a curate with Eiler Henning Hagerup in Store Solt to the south of Flensburg. In 1869, when he was a pastor in Brørup, he took a renewed interest in folklore, contributing to the journal ''Nordisk Månedsskrift''. This led to a jounrney to Norway where he met Eilert Sundt.〔("H. F. Feilberg" ), Dansk_Biografisk_Leksikon, ''Den Store Danske''. Retrieved 29 November 2011.〕
In 1891, on his retirement, he moved to Askov where he worked on a voluntary basis as a high school teacher while devoting the rest of his life to folklore. His collection and research was based on material from Jutland although he treated the subject from an international viewpoint, modelling his work on that of the Norwegian Eilert Sundt and Andrew Lang and Edward Tylor from England. His extensive library of some 4,000 volumes provided comprehsive, international coverage of ethnology. By leaving his collection to a public institution, he can be credited for playing a significant role in the creation of the Danish Folklore Archives. He also helped to found the Danish Folklore Society (''Danmarks Folkeminder'') but he declined Axel Olrik's invitation to become a member of the board.〔("Præsten der blev sprogforsker og folklorist" ), ''Dansk Folkemindesamplings arkiv''. Retrieved 29 November 2011.〕
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