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 209
Bill Sullivan
New Zealand Politician
Fiona Clark
New Zealand photographer
Don Whitehead
American journalist
Ethel McMillan
New Zealand Politician
Damian McKenzie
New Zealand rugby union player
Marton Csokas
New Zealand actor
Jan Logie
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Brian Alainu'uese
Rugby union player
Gavin Bishop
Author
Bruce Hopkins
New Zealand actor
Jason Kerrison
New Zealand singer
Anton Oliver
New Zealand rugby union player
Jeff Wilson
American football running back
Bill Manhire
New Zealand poet
John Oswald Sanders
Missionary
Simon Culhane
Former rugby union player
Edward Dawkins
New Zealand cyclist
Emma Cumming
Ralph Hanan
New Zealand Politician
Burt Munro
Motorcycle racer
Chris Knox
New Zealand musician
Dene Halatau
Rugby player
Corey Flynn
New Zealand rugby union player
Clarke Dermody
New Zealand rugby union player
Bonnie Soper
New Zealand film actress
Garfield Todd
Former Prime Minister of Rhodesia
Nigel Brown
New Zealand painter
Oliver Bulleid
British mechanical engineer
Milton Haig
New Zealand rugby union player
Jamie Mackintosh
New Zealand rugby union player
Daniel Ramsay
New Zealand rugby union player
Lesley Rumball
Suzanne Prentice
New Zealand singer
Barbara Else
Writer
Marty McKenzie
Rugby union fly-half
Justin Lester
Former Mayor of Wellington
Sharon Murdoch
Cartoonist
Lesley Soper
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Pieter Bulling
Olympic athlete
Bill CrawfordCompton
New Zealand pilot
Brendon Leitch
Corbin Strong
New Zealand cyclist
Jay'ed
Japanese singer
Kenneth Young
New Zealand composer
Michael Dooley
New Zealand bishop
Poutasi Luafutu
Rugby union player
Robert McNab
New Zealand lawyer
