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 232
Neil Berry
Baseball player
Robert L. Carroll
American paleontologist
Scott Oudsema
Tennis player
Jay Chen
American Politician
Bonnie Jo Campbell
American novelist
Theodore Brentano
American attorney
Jill Butler
Visual artist
Scott Rehberg
Former American football player
Seth Lover
Designer
Mary E Tuuk
Jane Thomas
Bruce Richards
Musical artist
Dykehouse
Musician
James M. Cornelius
Chairman of the Board of Directors of Mead Johnson
Richard Alan Enslen
Judge
Allen Alley
American businessman
Bill Beverly
American writer
Skinner Myers
Actor
Thomas H. Jackson
American professor
Erik Barnes
American professional golfer
Seth Troxler
American DJ
Charles Russell Bardeen
American physician
William J. Dreyer
Biological scientist
Paul H. Todd Jr.
Former United States Representative
Barbara Sheldon
American film actress
Herman Everhardus
American football player
KBeaZy
American record producer
Ryan Hurd
American singer
Harold Cummins
Biographer
Charles Goodsell
Author
John Ganzel
American baseball manager
Sally Wiggin
News anchor
David Means
American short story writer
Sean Mattison
David Hollister
Former Mayor of Lansing
Anne E. Carpenter
American scientist
Adam Hall
American ice hockey player
Jared Koster
American football linebacker
Moses Storm
American writer
Thomas Devine Jr.
John A. Gladysz
Jeff Hammerbacher
Computer scientist
P. Steven Sangren
Anthropologist
Sushma andhare
F. M. Shinde
Writer
Carl E. Mapes
Former United States Representative
Balu Anand
Indian actor
