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Paca

William Paca (USA, 1976) Declaration of Independence signer

Paderewski

Ignacy Jan Paderewski (USA, 1960) Polish Prime Minister

Paige

Satchel Paige (USA, 2000) Baseball player

Paine

Robert Treat Paine (USA, 1976) Declaration of Independence signer
Thomas Paine (USA, 1965) Journalist

Palmer

Nathaniel Palmer (USA, 1988) Antarctic explorer

Pankhurst

Emmeline Pankhurst (United Kingdom, 1968) Political activist

Papanicolaou

George Papanicolaou (USA, 1978) Cytologist

Parker

Al Parker (USA, 2001) Illustrator
Charlie Parker (USA, 1995) Jazz musician and composer
Dorothy Parker (USA, 1992) Author

Parkinson

Norman Parkinson (United Kingdom, 2013) Fashion photographer

Parkman

Francis Parkman (USA, 1965) Historian

Parks

Rosa Parks (USA, 2013) Civil rights activist

Parr

Queen Catherine Parr (United Kingdom, 1997) Wife of Henry VIII

Parrish

Maxfield Parrish (USA, 2001) Illustrator

Parry

Richard Parry (United Kingdom, 1988) Bishop

Partridge

Alden Partridge (USA, 1985) Educator

Patton

George S. Patton, Jr. (USA, 1953) World War II Army General

Paul

Alice Paul (USA, 1995) Suffragist and feminist

Pauling

Linus Pauling (USA, 2008) Chemist

Payne

Ethel L. Payne (USA, 2002) Journalist

Peale

Charles Willson Peale (USA, 1955) Painter
Rembrandt Peale (USA, 1998) Painter
Rubens Peale (USA, 1998) Painter

Peary

Robert Edwin Peary (USA, 1959) Arctic explorer

Peck

Gregory Peck, (USA, 2011) Actor

Pember

Phoebe Pember (USA, 1995) Confederate nurse

Pendleton

Victoria Pendleton (United Kingdom, 2012) English former track cyclist

Penn

William Penn (USA, 1932) Pennsylvania founder

Pepper

Claude Pepper (USA, 2000) Senator

Perkins

Frances Perkins (USA, 1980) Secretary of Labor

Perry

Fred Perry (United Kingdom, 2009) English tennis and table tennis player
Matthew Perry (USA, 1953) Navy Commodore
Oliver Hazard Perry (USA, 1870) Naval officer

Pershing

John J. Pershing (USA, 1961) World War I General

Perugino

Perugino (USA, 1986) Painter

Peto

John Frederick Peto (USA, 1974) Painter

Philip

Prince Philip (United Kingdom, 1972) Duke of Edinburgh

Phillips

Ammi Phillips (USA, 1998) Painter
Coles Phillips (USA, 2001) Illustrator
Mark Phillips (United Kingdom, 1973) English horseman

Piaf

Édith Piaf (USA, 2012) Singer

Picket

Bill Pickett (USA, 1994) Wild West performer

Pierce

Franklin Pierce (USA, 1938) 14th President

Pietro

Sano di Pietro (USA, 1997) Painter

Piper

William T. Piper (USA, 1990) Aviation pioneer

Pitts

ZaSu Pitts (USA, 1994) Actress

Plath

Sylvia Plath (USA, 2012) Poet

Pocahontas

Pocahontas (USA, 1907) Algonquian princess

Poe

Edgar Allan Poe (USA, 1949) Author

Point du Sable

Jean Baptiste Point du Sable (USA, 1987) Chicago settler

Poling

Clark V. Poling (USA, 1948) One of the Four Chaplains

Polk

George Polk (USA, 2008) Journalist
James K. Polk (USA, 1938) 11th President

Pollock

Jackson Pollock (USA, 1999) Painter

Pons

Lily Pons (USA, 1997) Soprano

Ponselle

Rosa Ponselle (USA, 1997) Soprano

Poor

Salem Poor (USA, 1975) Revolutionary War soldier

Portal

Charles Portal (United Kingdom, 1986) Royal Air Force officer

Porter

Cole Porter (USA, 1991) Composer and songwriter
David D. Porter (USA, 1937) Civil War naval officer
Katherine Anne Porter (USA, 2006) Author

Post

Emily Post (USA, 1998) Author
Wiley Post (USA, 1979) Aviator

Powell

John Wesley Powell (USA, 1969) Geologist

Préjean

Albert Préjean (USA, 2008) Actor

Presley

Elvis Presley (USA, 1993) Rock and roll singer and musician

Priestley

Joseph Priestley (USA, 1983) Chemist

Puente

Tito Puente (USA, 2011) Drummer

Pułaski

Kazimierz Pułaski (USA, 1931) Revolutionary War soldier

Pulitzer

Joseph Pulitzer (USA, 1947) Journalist

Puller

Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller (USA, 2005) Marine Corps General

Putnam

Rufus Putnam (USA, 1937) Northwest Territory settler

Pyle

Ernest Taylor Pyle (USA, 1971) Journalist
Howard Pyle (USA, 1964) Illustrator