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 351
Stan Lay
New Zealand javelin thrower
Duncan Laing
New Zealand coach
Kaylum Boshier
New Zealand rugby union player
Mike Fraser
Canadian record producer
Christine Hellyar
New Zealand visual artist
Bob Burgess
New Zealand rugby union player
Albert Patterson
Geoffrey Cox
Journalist
Alan Moir
Australian cartoonist
Bryce Lawrence
Referee
Kris Faafoi
Former Minister of Immigration of New Zealand
Finola Dwyer
New Zealand film producer
Suran Dickson
New Zealand teacher
Kieran Read
New Zealand former rugby union player
Vern Cotter
Simone Kessell
New Zealand television actress
Ross McEwan
Chief Executive Officer of Royal Bank of Scotland Group
Roger Langridge
New Zealand writer
Miranda Harcourt
New Zealand actress
Bizzy
Rapper
Rajeev Varma
Actor
Kennedy Graham
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Darren Hughes
New Zealand member of Parliament
Louise Upston
New Zealand Politician
Nathan Guy
Former Minister of Immigration of New Zealand
Oswald Birley
Painter
Belinda Hollyer
Author
Loren Horsley
New Zealand actress
Amelia Reynolds
British journalist
Shane Legg
Entrepreneur
Sam Humphrey
New Zealand actor
Gwendoline Taylor
New Zealand actress
Bryan Southcombe
Actor ‧ Charlotte Rampling's ex-husband
Peter Hambleton
New Zealand film actor
Stephen Kay
American actor
Stephen Sinclair
New Zealand playwright
Patrick Kake
New Zealand actor
Shane Rangi
New Zealand actor
Tammy Davis
New Zealand actor
Rhys Darby
New Zealand actor
Daphne Clair
New Zealand writer
Helen Bianchin
Australian writer
Kerry Bishé
American-New Zealand actress
Eric Partridge
British-New Zealand lexicographer
Leah Haywood
Australian record producer
Michelle Langstone
New Zealand actress
Kelson Henderson
Actor
