Ala
An Ala was the term used during the mid- Roman Republic to denote a military formation composed of conscripts from the socii, Rome's Italian military allies. A normal consular army during this period consisted of 2 legions, composed of Roman citizens only, and 2 allied alae.
People born in Ala (First 49 people) - Page 101
Billy T. James
New Zealand entertainer
Hayden McCormick
New Zealand cyclist
Luke Jacobson
New Zealand rugby union player
Joelle King
New Zealand olympic athlete
Katie Duncan
Footballer
Marc Willers
Olympic athlete
Angus Fogg
New Zealand racing driver
David Farquhar
New Zealand composer
Ngaire Galloway
New Zealand swimmer
Terry McGee
Geographer
Jaynie Parkhouse
Freestyle swimmer
Kay Ivey
Governor of Alabama
Ronnie McNeir
American singer
Palmer Williams Jr.
American television actor
Elizabeth Brown
Film producer
Lewis V. Baldwin
Historian
Elliott Jones
American football player
Chen Keat Yoke
Singer
Kalwant Singh
Drug trafficker
Sylvia Bozeman
American mathematician
Thallyson Augusto Tavares Dias
Brazilian footballer
Girolamo Cotroneo
Philosopher
Antonio Scopelliti
Italian magistrate
Gilbert Tyuienon
Mayor of Canala
Rosane Collor
Fernando Collor de Mello's ex-wife
Luis Enrique Sam Colop
Guatemalan linguist
Harold Baigent
New Zealand theatre director
Tim Price
New Zealand olympic athlete
Fiona Pears
Musical artist
Phil Bancroft
Matt Doocey
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Laura McGoldrick
DJ ‧ Martin Guptill's wife
Fletcher Newell
Rugby union player
Finlay Brewis
Rugby union player
Charlie Gamble
Rugby union player
Jeremy Benton
New Zealand cricketer
Sue Ebury
Editor
Jean-Luc Veuthey
Author
Heribaldo Dantas Vieira
Brazilian Politician
Jacky Bade
Former football player
Josette Borel-Lincertin
President of the General Council of Guadeloupe
Buddy Nix
American coach
G. Nisticò (Giuseppe Nisticò)
Italian politician
G. Nisticò
Politician
Giuseppe Nistico
Italian Politician
Juan Guillermo Pedroza
Colombian football player
Roman Shrestha
Researcher
