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 279
Caroline Powell
New Zealand equestrian
Scott Waldrom
New Zealand rugby player
Ross Filipo
Rugby player
Geoff Dolan
New Zealand actor
Chris Bishop
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Jack Afamasaga
Iain O'Brien
New Zealand cricketer
Jenny Bornholdt
New Zealand poet
Andre Savelio
Jordan Pereira
Rugby league
Aaran Lines
New Zealand association football player
Andy Leslie
Thomas Wilford
Former Leader of the Opposition of New Zealand
Justin Gulley
New Zealand football player
Scott Basalaj
Football goalkeeper
Chase Tiatia
Rugby union player
Thomas UmagaJensen
James Bannatyne
New Zealand goalkeeper
Chris Tse
New Zealand poet
Sarah Gregorius
Association football player
Bronwyn HollowaySmith
Artist
Ron Jarden
Jonathan Wyatt
New Zealand olympic athlete
Disasteradio
Musician
Fraser Colson
New Zealand cricketer
Jonathan Hunt
Former Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives
Margie Abbott
New Zealand businesswoman
Peter Hogg
Canadian lawyer
Rachel Driscoll
Illustrator
Stephen Jenness
New Zealand field hockey player
Teresa Bergman
Musical artist
William Taylor
Writer
Leighton Baker
New Zealand businessman
Kerry Bolton
Writer
Gareth Hopkins
New Zealand cricketer
Liam Wood
New Zealand footballer
W. S. Ramson
Bridget Ikin
New Zealand film producer
Emily McColl
Association football player
Lucy Doolan
New Zealand former cricketer
Dan Wootton
New Zealand journalist
Thomas Waldrom
Former rugby union player
Bob Jones
Investor
Allan Hewson
Rugby union player
Jonathan Crayford
Musical artist
Richard Whiteside
Actor
Thomas Umaga-Jensen
New Zealand rugby union player
