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 136
Laurie Mains
Rugby union coach
BeauJames Wells
New Zealand freestyle skier
Matt McCarten
Political figure
Paula Boock
New Zealand writer
Samantha Jukes
Actor
Andrew Munro
Actor
Alison Shanks
New Zealand cyclist
Josh Renton
New Zealand rugby player
Mark Dickel
New Zealand-Australian former professional basketball player
Kieran NoemaBarnett
New Zealand cricketer
Kushana Bush
New Zealand artist
Silvia Cartwright
Former Governor-General of New Zealand
Greg Henderson
New Zealand professional road racing cyclist
John A. Lee
New Zealand Politician
Hugh Blake
Rugby union flanker
Robert Alexander Wright
Former Mayor of Wellington
Doris Lusk
New Zealand artist
Kelly Brazier
New Zealand rugby union player
Joe Latta
New Zealand rugby union player
Jon Preston
New Zealand rugby union player
Tony Ensor
New Zealand rugby player
Paul Griffen
Reva Childs
Film editor
Hamish Bond
New Zealand rower
Grahame Sydney
New Zealand visual artist
Frances Hodgkins
New Zealand painter
Allan Highet
New Zealand Politician
Desmond Pacey
Canadian literary critic
Hilary Calvert
Lawyer
Alison Roberts
Author
Chris Hunter
Chemist
Craig Millar
New Zealand rugby union player
Ella Campbell
New Zealand botanist
Emma Neale
Novelist
James Liston
Bishop
Jan Shearer
New Zealand sailor
Jenny Armstrong
Sailor
Johnstone Richardson
New Zealand rugby union player
Kane Russell
New Zealand olympic athlete
Jane Dodd
New Zealand musician
Jean Stewart
Swimmer
John Laing (director)
Film director
Martin Snell
Musical artist
Duncan Robertson
New Zealand rugby union player
Lyn Jaffray
New Zealand rugby union player
Noel McGregor
Cricketer
Phil Connolly
New Zealand Politician
