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 337
Bethany Collins
Visual artist
Richard Bailey
Author
Anthony Dickinson Sayre, Jr.
John Virgil Madison Turner
Mahala Ashley Dickerson
American lawyer
George Petrie
American football coach
Dorothy Tennov
American psychologist
Bart Burson
Actor
Victor Caston
Philosopher
Miller Reese Hutchison
American electrical engineer
Chad Slade
American football guard
Lucia Palacios
Film director
Rodrigo Téllez-Girón
Military personnel
Juan Camacho del Fresno
Alfonso Téllez-Girón, 1st Count of Ureña
Jaime Vides
Guatemalan association football player
Víctor Manuel Ayala
Guatemalan soccer player
Rudy Barrientos
Guatemalan football player
Gaetano Scorza
Italian author
El Coleta
Musical artist
Joseph Abbott
Former United States Representative
Josiah Patterson
American soldier
Racquel Sheath
Olympic athlete
John Money
New Zealand-American psychologist
Tarryn Davey
New Zealand olympic athlete
Maria Dallas
Ritchie Pickett
New Zealand singer
Brendon Leonard
New Zealand rugby player
Hemi Taylor
Rugby union player
Patrick Hanan
Sinologist
Allen Lissette
New Zealand cricketer
John Luxton
New Zealand Politician
Ross Ferguson
New Zealand botanist
Louise Milliken
New Zealand former cricketer
Anja Barugh
New Zealand olympic athlete
Peter Tom Willis
American football player
Haylie McCleney
American olympic athlete
Ferdinand Maximilian von Morzin
Count Morzin's father
John H. Bankhead II
U. S. senator
Steve Hansen
New Zealand coach
Justin Ives
New Zealand rugby player
Lindsay Merritt Inglis
New Zealand lawyer
Jules Newman
Alister Hopkinson
New Zealand rugby union player
Michael McGarry
Footballer
Anne Hamblett
New Zealand artist
Lena Asplund
Swedish Politician
