Johannes Dyckman (bapt. 26 November 1619,

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– ca. 1672,

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) was a

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commissary of

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. Johannes Dyckman, the son of Joris Dijckman and Aeltie Paules/Poulus Root, came to

prior to 1652 with his second wife Maria Bosyns. Dyckman was commissary of

, now Albany,

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, a position afterwards known as vice director. He served in this position from 1651 until June 1655 when he was incapacitated. Johannes and Maria had two children: Cornelis (b. 1647) and Johannes (b. 1662).Harlem (City of New York): Its Origin and Early Annals. James Riker 1881

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Dyckman, Johannes 1619 births 1670s deaths People from New Netherland Dutch West India Company people from Amsterdam Year of death unknown