Jan Alberti

baptism record

1643 Aug 30; Petrus Petro Alberto; Jan; Pieter Montfoort, Abel Rederhas, Marttha Hagebaert, Marritie Frans

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ELIZABETH married John Alburtis. John was the son of Peter Alburtis and Judith Jans Manje. The Alburtis family was the first Italian family to settle in New York State. He died in April of 1691.

Born in New Amsterdam, baptized 30 Aug. 1643, Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam.

"In 1646, the Alberti-Manje family abandoned their home on Broad Street and moved to Alberti's plantation property on Long Island. Seven children were born to them between the years of 1643 and 1654. One died as an infant, but the other six were still alive when both Peter Caesar and his wife Judith were killed in an Indian raid in 1655.

The Dutch authorities took charge of the six living children, appointed a guardian, and made a favorable lease of the plantation on Long Island. The records show that all of the children married. In 1695, two of the sons, Jan and Willem, sold the Alberti Plantation, and the land started the slow passing of hands down through the centuries.

It is well established that Peter Caesar Alberti was the first Italian settler in New York state and the first Italian family to throw in his lot with the infant colonies that were to become the United States of America, together with many Italians who have come to this country since that time."

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Exec of the will of Ceeors Mott 1645.