Why was the land of new jersey first called Albania?

The land of New Jersey was originally referred to as "Albania" by John and Helena Zenger, who were early settlers in the region around the mid-17th century. The name was inspired by the Albanian region in Europe, reflecting the settlers' appreciation for its landscapes and their desire to establish a new identity. However, this name did not stick, and it was eventually replaced by the name "New Jersey" in honor of Sir John Berkeley, who was one of the proprietors of the land.