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 206
Connor Neighbors
American football player
Frank Hollon
Author
Harvie Branscomb
American theologian
Jimmy Key
Baseball player
Jonathan Wallace
American football quarterback
Ken McBride
American former baseball player
LeRoy Pope Walker
Former Confederate States Secretary of War
Lennie Acuff
Basketball coach
Lorraine Johnson
Jane Child's mother
Luke Pryor
U. S. senator
Michael Felker
Actor
Sheryll Cashin
Donnie Humphrey
American football player
Wayne Madkin
American football player
Spike McRoy
American professional golfer
Mario West
American former professional basketball player
Walker Fearn
American diplomat
Rashad Moore
American football player
Garry Betty
Executive
Brent Bowden
Former American football player
Joseph W. Matthews
American Politician
John Campbell Greenway
Bennett Stewart
U. S. representative
Sandon Berg
American film producer
Alex Clay
American soccer player
Patricia Koelle
Author
Cameron Moore
American professional basketball player
Clarke Lewis
Former Mississippi State Representative
Keith Hartman
American writer
Cara Taylor
Model
Bo Matthews
American football player
Jake Rufe
Soccer player
Khari Blasingame
American football player
Thomas Turpin Crittenden
General
Jon Sumrall
American football coach
Brian Reynolds
President of Firaxis Games
Macon Phillips
Christopher Pittman
JuVaughn Harrison
American long jumper
George A. Gordon
American attorney
JoAnn H. Morgan
American engineer
Josh Kestner
Ice hockey player
Grayson Kilpatrick
Actor
John Petty
American professional basketball player
Hans von Spakovsky
American attorney
James Phelan Sr.
Former Confederate States Senator
Joshua Langford
American former basketball player
