Stoltenberg

English Etymology en Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Stoltenberg is the 15477th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 1892 individuals. Stoltenberg is most common among White (95.93%) individuals. Norwegian Bokmål Stoltenberg (slekt) no Stoltenberg thumb|The municipality of Stoltenberg in Schleswig-Holstein. Etymology nb de Stoltenberg habitational surname, originally referring to someone from one of several places named de Stoltenberg. The Low German place name is traditionally interpreted as “proud hill”, corresponding to German de stolz proud and de Berg hill, mountain. The Norwegian family is documented in Tønsberg from the 17th century and is traced to the churchwarden Henrik Monssen, born around 1590. Compare de Stoltenberg and da Stoltenberg surnames. Pronunciation nb /ˈstɔl.tənˌbærɡ/ nb ɔltənbærɡ 3 nb Stol ten berg Proper noun nb proper noun nb German < place names originally a habitational surname from a place named Stoltenberg nb municipality district:suf/Plön state:also/Schleswig-Holstein c:also/Germany Statistics According to Statistics Norway, 206 people in Norway bore the surname nb Stoltenberg as of 31 December 2025.“Etternavn brukt av 200 personer eller flere”, Statistics Norway. References Stoltenberg (slekt) no Stoltenberg “Stoltenberg” in Store norske leksikon. “Stoltenberg”, Amt Probstei. “Stoltenberg Family History”, citing the Dictionary of American Family Names. “Stoltenberg (Familienname)” at GenWiki.