Jan Albertsen was a blacksmith from Emden (presently in the state of Lower Saxony in northwestern Germany but historically part of the County of East Frisia).
Brother of Lambert Albertsen, a resident of Naarden.
Master blacksmith in Curaçao in 1642.
He drowned in the Bristol Channel when the Dutch merchant ship Prinses Amalia (Princess Amelia) ran aground in a storm off Mumbles Point, Wales, near Swansea and broke apart on 27 September 1647.
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NOTE: His patronymic was also spelled Alberts or Albertszen, the latter a shortened form of Albertszoon (abbreviated "Albertsz.").
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Brother of Lambert Albertsen, a resident of Naarden.
Master blacksmith in Curaçao in 1642.
He drowned in the Bristol Channel when the Dutch merchant ship Prinses Amalia (Princess Amelia) ran aground in a storm off Mumbles Point, Wales, near Swansea and broke apart on 27 September 1647.
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NOTE: His patronymic was also spelled Alberts or Albertszen, the latter a shortened form of Albertszoon (abbreviated "Albertsz.").
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Jan Albertsen was a blacksmith from Emden (presently in the state of Lower Saxony in northwestern Germany but historically part of the County of East Frisia).
Brother of Lambert Albertsen, a resident of Naarden.
Master blacksmith in Curaçao in 1642.
He drowned in the Bristol Channel when the Dutch merchant ship Prinses Amalia (Princess Amelia) ran aground in a storm off Mumbles Point, Wales, near Swansea and broke apart on 27 September 1647.
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NOTE: His patronymic was also spelled Alberts or Albertszen, the latter a shortened form of Albertszoon (abbreviated "Albertsz.").
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Brother of Lambert Albertsen, a resident of Naarden.
Master blacksmith in Curaçao in 1642.
He drowned in the Bristol Channel when the Dutch merchant ship Prinses Amalia (Princess Amelia) ran aground in a storm off Mumbles Point, Wales, near Swansea and broke apart on 27 September 1647.
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NOTE: His patronymic was also spelled Alberts or Albertszen, the latter a shortened form of Albertszoon (abbreviated "Albertsz.").
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