Need help with military information

[Victoria Cihla]

While researching my ancestor, Per Simonsson Groberg, I found a reference to his brother-in-law, Nils Larsson, on a page from Rolf Carlsson's website found at:

http://www.ljungbykompani.se/000/023/456.htm

The reference I am referring to is found in this section:

Levnadsbeskrivning
Soldaten
Född 1686 i Småland.
Antagen som soldat nr 40 1710 i Groaryd, Torpa (G).
Med vid mönstring 1711-10-30 i Karlskrona (K).
Förenades med sin svåger Nils Larsson vid sommartinget 1722 § 48 i Sunnerbo (G).
Avsked som soldat nr 40 1728-09-17 i Groaryd, Torpa (G).
Död 1758-10-16 i Groeryd, Torpa (G).
Vid mönstring 1719 "sjuk i kvarteret" (gmr 1719).
Vid avsked "åldrig och sjuklig får avsked" (gmr 1728).

I cannot find the Sunnerbo court record book for 1722 on AD.  Can anyone tell me where I can access it?  I would like to understand what "Förenades med sin svåger Nils Larsson" is telling me.  I think it is saying that Per Simonsson Groberg joined with his brother-in-law at the summer court session in 1722, but I'm trying to figure what he joined  him with.  Initially I thought it was military service, but Per Simonsson Groberg was already a soldier at that time.  I am also hoping that there is more information about where Nils Larsson was from as I'm trying to learn where Per Simonsson Groberg's wife Susanna Larsdotter was from.

Any help would be greatly apprciated,

Thanks a lot,

Vicki

[Kalle Birgersson]

Well, it doesn't seem like it's scanned yet. There is a copy scanned though, they made copies to send to the next level court as a reference, and that one is scanned. It's a hefty 1344 pages book also covering several counties around Sunnerbo so you might have to search for a while.

https://app.arkivdigital.se/volume/v324006?image=10

[Kalle Birgersson]

Well, I found it at page 115. Old man Lars Joensson in Glashult is dead and his children each got their share of the farm. Nils Larsson bought his siblings parts. Lars Joensson in Jers..?, Per Nilsson in Espenäs, soldier Per Simonsson and maid Ingjerd Larsdotter sold their parts, someone might be a son-in-law.

[Victoria Cihla]

Wow, Kalle!  thank you for this!

This is very interesting!  Much more than I expected! 

I really appreciate your help.

Thanks so much,

Vicki