Antide Rubat

Born in Belley (Ain) in 1751, died in Belley on September 10, 1803, lawyer in his native town, he became, during the Revolution, judge at the district court of Belley.

Elected, on August 3, 1791, deputy of Ain at the Legislative Assembly, on the 1st of 6, by 262 votes (349 voters), he sat almost constantly in the "Plain", and voted with it. He spoke only once to draw attention to Savoy's military preparations.

Then elected public accuser of the Ain (25 Vendémiaire, An IV), he joined the 18 brumaire and became sub-prefect at Belley on the 11th germinal, An VIII. He died in the exercise of these functions two years later.