1782 studies at the "Paedagogium" at Niesky (now Lausitz)
1785 enters the theological seminary at Magdeburg
1788 graduates, teaches school
1789 teaches at the Paedagogium
1796 teaches at the theological seminary of the Moravian Brotherhood in Niesky
1804 becomes inspector of the seminary, and pastor in Niesky
1814 transferred to Gnadenberg
1821 made member of the governing board of the brotherhood
Albertini's one claim to fame (well, two) is encouraging Schweinitz to pursue mycology, and co-authoring the Conspectus Fungorum with him. Dörfelt & Heklau actually go out of their way to mention that Albertini's actual level of input into the book is unknown, and that certainly all the substantive mycology was done by Schweinitz.
