Henry Dübs
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Henry Dübs (1816 - 24 April 1876) was a German-born British businessman and engineer.
He was born Heinrich Dûbs in Darmstadt, Germany, but anglicised his name to Henry Dübs when he moved to the United Kingdom. There, he founded the very successful locomotive manufacturing company that bore his name until it merged to form the North British Locomotive Company (NBL) which became the largest locomotive maker in Europe. He died from pancreatic cancer.
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