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Huitfeldt (noble family)
Huitfeldt is a Norwegian noble family.
==Name and origin==
Huitfeldt is originally an old Danish noble family. It came to Norway around 1581 with Anders Huitfeldt (ca. 1555–1620). In 1582 he married Margrete Pedersdatter Litle, the daughter of officer in command at Akershus Fortress, Peder Hansen Litle and Ingeborg Nilsdatter Gyllenløve. Anders Huitfeldt became the owner of the seat farm Tronstad, which for 220 years remained in the family's possession.
In Denmark, the family's certainly documented paternal line goes back to Henrik Nielsen, floruit 1429, in Ventofte on Funen. During the Middle Ages, the family used the name ''Hogenskild''. Among these are the known knight Claus Hogenskild (fl. 1386) and member of the Council of the Kingdom Lord Peder Hogenskild (ca. 1400–1478).
In 1526, when King Frederik I of Denmark and Norway instructed the Danish nobility to adopt permanent family names, the family took the name Huitfeldt based on their arms. The name consists of the words ''huit'' (modern spelling: ''hvit'') and ''feldt'' (ditto: ''felt''), meaning respectively ''white'' and ''field''.
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