Alès
Alès is a commune in the Gard department in the Occitanie region in southern France. It is one of the sub-prefectures of the department. It was formerly known as Alais.
People born in Ales (First 49 people) - Page 10
Sarah D'Arcy
Australian rules footballer
Valentina Buliga
Former Minister of Labour, Social Protection and Family of Moldova
Camilo Romero G.
Colombian author
Robinson Chalapud
Colombian cyclist
Óscar Quiroz
Colombian cyclist
Edgar Burbano Pérez
Colombian architect
Maria Cristina Ferro de Carrasquilla
Colombian scientist
Liziero
Brazilian football player
Analice Fernandes
State Deputy of the Legislative Assembly of São Paulo
Viscardi Andrade
Alfinete
Football player
Régis Augusto Salmazzo
Brazilian football player
Babu Gulabrai
Writer
Bhupen Mahapatra
Novelist
Asım Pars
Bosnian-Turkish basketball player
Senad Husić
Bosnian footballer
Ksaveras Sakalauskas-Vanagėlis
Lithuanian writer
Andrew Jakubowicz
Australian academic
Diego Novaretti
Argentine footballer
Amar'e Stoudemire
American-Israeli professional basketball coach
Vin Baker
American former professional basketball player
Wade Davis
Baseball pitcher
William Terrell Hodges
Former Judge
Alvin Harper
American football player
Creagen Dow
American actor
Dominique Jones
American basketball player
Rolan Milligan
American football safety
Robbie Tobeck
American football player
Anthony Laveal Johnson
American basketball player
Lorenzo Hampton
American football player
Hannah Rogers
Softball pitcher
Justin Shafer
Baseball pitcher
Nick Satriano
Actor
Buford Long
American football player
Dave Braggins
American football player
Ronney Daniels
American football player
Gervon Dexter
American football player
Simon Campbell
British chemist
Adrien Recurt
French doctor
Antonino Eugénio Fernandes Dias
Yanina Screpante
Ana Reverte
Singer
Alberto Guitián
Spanish footballer
Enrique García Ojeda
Spanish rally driver
Juan Draghi Lucero
Argentina writer
Tony Luchetti
Australian member of Parliament
Basilio Martín Patino
Spanish film director
