Troed ANDERSSON

                       Birth: Last name also spelled Truedsson or Troedsson
                  

                       FHL   #145821 Kvistofta Parish Register
    FHL   #145815 1799 Kvistofta
    C.S
    FHL   #158989-158103 Military Records 1758-1805
    Marriage: Married name: "Lundquest"
    Death: FGR from David Burgin's research report also says
    "Kolderdorus, Kavenpor"
    Where does this go?
    Military Title: "Ryttaren"
    Researcher's report as received from researcher hired by David
    Burgin follows
    exactly as received:
    NILS   LUNDQUIST (2:4) (Ed. note - 2:4 etc. was used to identify the
    family groups
    sheets the researcher was working on.)
    "In an effort to extend 2:8 Anders Jonsson's lines, International
    Genealogical Index was checked for his children and marriage.
    (Doc.#3) A
    probable marriage of Anders Jonsson and Permilla Olofsdotter was
    found on the
    IGI   from Church extraction of the Kagerod marriage records. (Doc.#3)
    (See Map
    #1.) Additional children are listed for this couple born in Kropp.
    (See Map#1.)
    "When the original 1990 entry for Nils Andersson, christened 11
    November
    1733 was found, Nils Andersson, born 2 November 1733, son of Anders
    Jonsson and
    Pernilla Olsdotter is married to a Pernilla Persdotter. (Doc.#4) The
    marriage
    entry and the death and burial entry are for Nils Andersson of Norra
    Vram.
    "No entries found for Nils Lundquist, the clerical survey,
    burial,
    marriage, christening of his children and military records, stated
    he was an
    Andersson.  The clerical survey record gives his birth year as 1733.
    When the
    Norra Vram church records birth and christening records for 1732 to
    1734 were
    examined, there were five children named "Nils".  Two were born in
    1733.  The
    original archive family group sheet for Anders Johsson states that the
    information was submitted by LaNett Ward of Clearfield, with
    information
    obtained from Swedish research charts to O.C. and J.F. Oleson.  Ole
    Oleson, 2g
    g son is the heir. It also has the birth place as Ljunggarden,
    Skabersjo, not
    Norra Vram.  There is a Ljunggarden in Skabersjo parish and in Vram
    parish.
    "It would appear that Nils Andersson, son of Anders Jonsson is
    not the
    ancestor.  Nils named children Anders and Pernilla, and this could
    be a basis
    to consider Anders Jonsson and Pernilla Olofsdotter his parents.
    However, it
    appears Nils Andersson born in 1733, lived, married and died in
    Norra Vram.
    (Doc.#4)
    "Nils Lundquist was in the Swedish Military.  Sometimes when
    first listed
    or when released, a soldier's birth date, place or patronymic is
    given.  Nils
    Lundquist was in Kvistofta in 1757 listed as a Ryttaren.  The 1758
    Swedish
    Military record was searched, and an entry was found for Nils
    Lundquist
    (Doc.#5)  Under Norra Skanska Rytter Regement and Billeholms
    Compagnie. #27
    Quistofta, Nils Lundquist, 23 years old in for 4 years.  Horse 7
    years old.
    "In the 1754 muster roll for #27 Quistofta, Nils Lundquist is
    not listed.
    In the 1764 muster roll it states: #27 Nils Lundquist age 30, in 11
    years, born
    in Skoning,           married.  In the 1770 muster roll it states:
    #27 Nils
    Lundquist, 36 17, Skoning, married.  In the 1775 Muster roll the same
    information is given and his gun in 20 years old and horse which is
    brown with
    markings is 10 years old.  In the 1791 muster roll, at #27
    Quistofta, Nils
    Lundquist, age 57, in for 38 years, born in Skoning, supported by
    Sven Persson,
    #Eric Jonsson, Jon Jonsson's widow. He was found in 1794, and 1797,
    age 63,
    served 44 years.  In the 1801 muster rolls, Nils Lundquist is 67
    years old,
    served 48 years, is 5 foot 10 inches and married.  In the 1805
    muster roll, Nils
    Lundquist is replaced, and got to keep the horse that was 9 years old.
    (Doc.#5A)  He served until October of 1801, 48 years of service.
    This is an
    abundance of interesting history, but unfortunately nothing in the
    record help
    identify his birth date, place or parents.
    "Next the witnesses to the christening of the children of Nils
    Lundquist
    and Olu Olofsdotter were examined for clue to Nils Lundquist's
    parents or
    siblings.  Nothing conclusive was found.
    "The other Nils, born in 1733 in Norra Vram, was the son of
    Troed Andersson
    and Tyre Bengtsdotter of LUNDAHUS.  This could be why Nils took the
    soldier
    name of Lund quist.  A family record was compiled for this couple,
    and the
    other siblings do include names, Nils Lundquist named his children,
    Anders and
    Bengta.
    "Probate record indexes of Norra Vram and Kvistofta were
    searched, but no
    records were found relating to these families.  The tax lists of
    Norra Vram
    were also searched from 1745 to 1769.  A Nils Troedsson was not
    listed on the
    Lundahus farm in Norra Vram in 176