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 404
Wally Chambers
American football defensive tackle
Skeeter Newsome
American baseball athlete
J. D. McKissic
American football running back
Tommie Robinson
American football coach
Herman Lee
American football player
Triandos Luke
Former American football player
Rufus Stokes
Rodney Cooper
Professional basketball player
James Joseph
American football player
Bishop Harris
American football player
M. R. Thanadsri Sawasdiwat
Thai writer
Billy Sherrill
American record producer
Tonto Coleman
American football coach
Rama III
King of Thailand
Mongkut
King of Thailand
Nangklao
King of Thailand
Milton H. Mabry
Former Mayor of Tupelo
Jacob H. Sharp
Lawyer
Harvey Butler Fergusson
Former United States Representative
Chris Cairns
New Zealand cricketer
Lance Cairns
New Zealand cricketer
Harry Bailey It's a Wonderful Life
Movie character
Judith Adams
Former Senator of Australia
Read Masters
New Zealand rugby union player
Rick Bragg
American journalist
Kenneth A. Roberts
U. S. representative
William E. Harbour
Jan Szafraniec
Oskar Marmorek
Hungarian architect
Sandra Laing
William Keith Watkins
Judge
William C. Oates
Former Governor of Alabama
Charles Henderson
Former Governor of Alabama
Dan Pickett
American singer
Lesley Vance
Former Alabama State Representative
Mose Tolliver
American folk artist
Jonata
Brazilian football player
Costa Rego
Brazilian writer
Arthur Ramos de Araujo Pereira
Brazilian anthropologist
Ashaari Mohammad
Suranga Nanayakkara
Computer scientist
Sunanda Mahendra
Author
Kokila Jayasuriya
Actor
John Kotelawala Sr
John Kotelawala's father
Fred Cone
American football player
Philemon T. Herbert
Former United States Representative
Leona McCauley
Rosa Parks' mother