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 168
Walter Flowers
American Politician
James Buskey
Former Alabama State Representative
Bill Powell
American businessman
Marlon Davidson
American football player
Hedley Howarth
Cricketer
Merv Wallace
Cricket player
Benee
New Zealand singer-songwriter
Dorothy Butler
New Zealand children's writer
Gaylene Preston
New Zealand filmmaker
James Norcliffe
Novelist
Leigh Hart
New Zealand comedian
Sacha Vee
Musical artist
Tim Bateman
Rugby player
Brendon Pongia
Paul Coll
Sharlotte Lucas
New Zealand cyclist
Frank O'Flynn
New Zealand Politician
Paddy Blanchfield
New Zealand member of Parliament
Peter McKeefry
Rick Barker
Former Minister of Internal Affairs of New Zealand
Erin Bermingham
New Zealand cricketer
Christine Rankin
New Zealand Politician
Tony Steel
New Zealand Politician
Jason Lei Howden
New Zealand film director
Pat Peoples
New Zealand rower
Philip Skoglund
New Zealand Politician
Griffin Neame
Mike Hopkins
American basketball coach
Vincent Ward
New Zealand film director
Grant Batty
Rugby union player
Zac Guildford
New Zealand rugby union player
Roland Wakelin
Australian-New Zealand painter
Hart Udy
New Zealand rugby union player
Graham Mexted
New Zealand rugby union player
Reginald Hayward
British soldier
Grant Gillis
Baseball player
Cliff Nobles
American singer
F. David Mathews
Author
Doug Barfield
American football player
Wes Goodwin
Woody McCorvey
Albert Rains
Former United States Representative
Grégory Gadebois
French actor
Frantz Grenet
Archaeologist
Clément Saint-Martin
French cyclist
Zulfahmi Awang
Footballer
Paola Morán
Mexican olympic athlete
