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 2
Mauro Bogliatto
John Rankin Gamble
Lawyer
Charles Dinsmoor
American inventor
Reuben Foster
American football linebacker
Phoebe Price
Actress
Jill Rhodes
Journalist ‧ Sean Hannity's ex-wife
Laura Lee
Make-up artist
Angela Christian
American theatre actress
Eddie Cole
American musician
Lynne Patton
American executive
Samuel Ginn
Businessman
Dave Potts
Musical artist
Jennifer Leigh Youngblood
Author
Daniel Manche
American actor
Howard Mason
Kresley Cole
American author
Nathan Watts
American guitar player
Jamie Tisch
American businesswoman
Michael Nichols
American journalist
C. C. Hunter
American author
Brenda Lee Eager
American singer
Max Hocutt
Author
Samuel Ealy Johnson, Sr.
American businessman
Brett Hestla
American musician
Nancie Caraway
Former first lady of Hawaii
Marion Worth
American singer
Jerri Hayes
Houston Tumlin
Actor
Ned Cobb
Bronte Woodard
American writer
Clint Mauro
Actor
Sterling Bose
Jazz musician
Hassani Gravett
Basketball player
Andrew Jackson Beard
American inventor
Kurt Krause
Actor
Saiza Nabarawi
Egyptian journalist
Matthew Houck
Composer
Cecil Thomas
Ohio State Senator
Stuart Rachels
James Rachels' son
Ronald LaPread
Musician
Jan Crawford
Journalist
Ivan Maisel
Writer
Earl Hudson
American musician
S.J. Kincaid
Author
Joe Dawson
American-Israeli former professional basketball player
Angelena Rice
Condoleezza Rice's mother
Michael Graham Allen
Musical artist
