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Salteri, absolutely rare, has perhaps a stump in the Lucchese, Psalter, even rarer has rare presences both in the north and the south, these surnames should derive from the medieval name Salterius, probably brought by the ancestor, of this name we have a Example of use in this letter of 1235 sent by Andreas king of Hungary: ".. ET quoddam predium suum nomine Turda, quod at Quodam his brother-in-law nominations sine Herede deceased CTO secundum Consuetudinem kingdoms in Manus suas devolutum possidebat, dictus Dionisius Palatinus Pro part, que Judicem contingit, recepyet; NOS illud predium ab eadem palatine petentes, et ex eiusdem consent optinentes, Cuidam Nobili Viro psalters, faithful militi karissime Conjuis our bone Recordacionis Regine hungarie, pro multiplicibus Servicijs suis fideliter exhibitis, Tam Sibi, quam eorum Heredibus Perpetual Contulimus Care suis Pertinencijs possidendum; Hanc nostram donacionem Privilege our confirmantes; ITA Videlicet, UT liberam habere poultry Vendendi, Donandi, Pignorandi Facultatem, to sue Arbitrium Voluntatis. Postmodum Autem, A. G. Salterius not Recusans propter nos undergo laborem, ad Honorary nostrum et karissime filie our joleth Domicelle.. ".
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