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1 Paa 2 Pab 3 Pac 4 Pad 5 Pae 6 Pah 7 Pag 8 Pai 9 Paj 10 Pak 11 Pal 12 Pam 13 Pan 14 Pao 15 Pap 16 Paq 17 Par 18 Pas 19 Pat 20 Pau 21 Pav 22 Paw 23 Pax 24 Pay 25 Paz

Paa

• Paar, Jack, (born 1918), US television personality
• Paasikivi, Juho Kusti, (1870-1956), president of Finland

Pab

• Pablo, Augustus, (died 1999), Jamaican reggae singer

Pac

• Paca, William, US governor
• Pacal I (died 612), King of Palenque
• Pacal II "The Great (603-683) King of Palenque
• Pace, Norman, (born 1953), actor, comic
• Pachauri, R.K, engineer
• Pacheco Calvente, Jessica, (1993-2004), crime victim
• Pachelbel, Johann, (1653-1706), German composer
• Pachelbel, William Hieronymous (1685-1764), composer
• Pachomius
• Pachomius II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Pachomius I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Pacini, Giovanni, (1796-1867), Italian composer, opera composer
• Pacino, Al, (born 1940), Italian-American actor
• Packard, David, (1912-1996), engineer
• Packard, James, (1863-1928), automobile pioneer
• Packard, Vance, (1914-1996), American author on media manipulation
• Pack, Robert, poet

Pad

• Padalka, Gennady, astronaut
• Paddick, Brian, British police commander
• Paddick, Hugh, (1915-2000), British actor
• Paddock, Charlie, (born 1900), American athlete
• Padel, Ruth, poet
• Paderewski, Ignace, (born 1860), composer, politician
• Paderewski, Ignacy, (born 1860), pianist, composer
• Padilla, Ben Charles, (born 1952), dissapeared pilot

Pae

• Paez, Jorge, (born 1965), world champion boxer
• Páez, José Antonio, president

Pah

• Pahud, Emmanuel, (born 1970), French-Swiss flautist

Pag

• Paganini, Niccolo, (1782-1840), Violinist
• Page, Bettie, (born 1923), US pinup model
• Page, Geraldine, (1924-1987), actor
• Page, Jimmy, (born 1944), of Led Zeppelin
• Page, John, US politician
• Page, Oran, (1908-1954), jazz trumpet
• Page, Patti, (born 1927), musician
• Page, P.K, Canadian writer
• Page, Russell, landscape architect
• Paget, Henry, (1768-1854), officer at Waterloo
• Page, Thomas Nelson, US novelist
• Paglia, Camille, (born 1947), US post-feminist literary and cultural critic
• Pagowska, Teresa, Polish painter
• Pagus, John, scholastic philosopher

Pai

• Paige, Robin, author
• Paige, Satchel, (1908-1982), African American baseball pitcher
• Paik, Nam June, (born 1932)
• Pailes, William, astronaut
• Paine, Robert Treat, (1731-1814), US jurist and Congressman from Massachusetts
• Paine, Thomas, (1737-1809), British-American revolutionary and writer: Common Sense
• Painlevé, Paul, (1863-1933), Prime Minister (September 1917 - November 1917)
• Paisiello, Giovanni, Italian opera composer
• Paisius II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Paisius of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Paisley, Brad, musician
• Paisley, Ian, (born 1926), Northern Irish protestant radical politician

Paj

• Pajk, Pavlina, (1854-1901), poet

Pak

• Pakenham, Edward Arthur Henry, Gate Theatre manager
• Pakenham, Frank, 7th Earl of Longford, (1905-2001), Irish-born UK politician, author
• Pakhir-Ishshan, (c. 1330-c. 1310 BCE)
• Paksas, Rolandas, president
• Pakula, Alan J, US film director

Pal

• Palach, Jan, (died 1969), political activist
• Palacio, Raimundo Andueza, president
• Palahniuk, Chuck, (born 1962), author of Fight Club and Choke
• Palamas, Gregory, (born 1296)
• Palance, Jack, (born 1920), US actor
• Paleckis, Justas, president
• Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da, (c.1525-1594), composer
• Paleta, Ludwika (born 1978), Polish-Mexican actress
• Paley, Grace, poet
• Paley, William, (died 1805), philosopher
• Paley, William S, (1901-1990), television pioneer
• Pal, George, (1908-1980), director, producer
• Palgrave, F.T, poet
• Palin, Michael, (born 1943), British comedian, one of Monty Python team.
• Palir, Rado, poet
• Palkhivala, Nani, (died 2002), jurist
• Palladas, poet
• Palladio, Andrea, (1508-1580), architect
• Eusapia Palladino, medium
• Pallas, musician
• Pallas, Peter Simon, zoologist
• Palloni, Michelangelo, Polish painter
• Palma, Arturo Alessandri, president
• Palmeiro, Rafael, (born 1964), baseball player
• Palme, Olof, (1927-1986), Swedish prime minister
• Palmer, Arnold, (born 1929), American golf player
• Palmer, Betsy, (born 1929), actress
• Palmer, Bud, (born 1923), sports reporter
• Palmer, Jim, (born 1945), baseball star
• Palmer, Lilli, (1914-1986), actress
• Palmer, Peter, (born 1931), actor
• Palmer, Robert, (1949-2003), British singer, guitarist
• Palmer, Roy, musician
• Palmer, William, author
• Palomino, Carlos, (born 1949), world champion boxer
• Palomo, Eduardo, (1962-2003) actor, and his wife Carina, actress and musician
• Palo, Tauno, (1905-1982), Finnish actor
• Palsa, Kalervo, Finnish painter
• Pálsson, Þorsteinn, (1987-1988), prime minister
• Paltrow, Bruce, (1943-2002), producer, director
• Paltrow, Gwyneth, (born 1972), US actor
• Paluselli, Stefan, (born 1748), composer

Pam

• Pamela, Lucia, musician
• Pampanini, Silvana, actor
• Pamphilus (painter), (4th century BC)

Pan

• Panama, Norman, (1914-2003), screenwriter and director
• Panfilov, Isai Ivanovich, (1893-1941), USSR General
• Pangborn, Edgar, (1909-1976), author
• Pan, Hermes, (1909-1990), dancer, choreographer
• Panini, linguist
• Panini, Giovanni Paolo, (1691-1765), Italian painter
• Pankhurst, Christabel, British suffragette
• Pankhurst, Emmeline, (died 1928), British suffragette
• Pankhurst, Sylvia, (died 1960), British suffragette, social activist
• Pankiewicz, Jozef, Polish painter
• Pannini, Giovanni, (1692-1765), painter
• Panno, Oscar, chess player
• Panshin, Alexei, US science fiction author
• Panshin, Corey, author
• Pantoliano, Joe, (born 1951), actor
• Panufnik, Andrzej, Polish composer
• Panufnik, Roxanna, composer
• Panzer, Jag, musician
• Panzini, Alfredo, (died 1939), writer

Pao

• Paopao, Joe, athlete

Pap

• Papadopoulos, Georgios, Greek military dictator
• Papadopoulos, Jorgos, (died 1999), dictator of Greece, aged 80
• Papagos, Alexander, General and commander-in-chief of Greek army
• Papandreou, Andreas, (1919-1996), Greek politician
• Papandreou, Georgios, in Greek resistance and government-in-exile
• Papanikolaou, Georgios, (1883-1962)
• Papas, Irene, (born 1929), actress
• Papathanaissou, Evangelos Odyssey, (born 1949), (Vangelis)
• Papen, Franz von, (1879-1969), Hitler's Deputy Chancellor
• Papin, Denis, (1647-c. 1712), inventor of the piston steam engine
• Papineau, Louis-Joseph, (1786-1871)
• Papini, Giovanni, (born 1881), Italian, writer
• Papon, Maurice, (born 1910), French politician, war criminal
• Pappas, George
• Pappenheim, Gottfried Heinrich Graf zu, (1594-1632), general.
• Pappenheim, Gottfried Heinrich von, German soldier
• Papp, Joseph, (1921-1991), theatrical producer
• Papp, Laszlo, (born 1926), boxer
• Pappus of Alexandria, euclidean geometry

Paq

• Paquin, Anna, (born 1982), US actor

Par

• Paracelsus, (1493-1541), alchemist
• Paray, Paul, (1886-1979), conductor, composer
• Parazynski, Scott, astronaut
• Pardo, Jorge, musician
• Paredes, Carlos, (born 1925), (fado singer)
• Paredes, Guillermo Gorostiza, (1909-1966), athlete
• Paret, Benny Kid, world boxing champion who had tragic end
• Pareto, Vilfredo, (1848-1923), economist
• Paret, Peter, military history
• Paretsky, Sara, British author
• Paretti, Sandra, (1935-1994), author
• Parfit, Derek, philosopher
• Pargeter, Edith, (1913-1995), author
• Parise, Roland, astronaut
• Pariser, Rudolph, (born 1923), chemist
• Paris, Matthew, (died 1259), historian
• Park Chan Ho, (MLB Player)
• Parker, Alan, (born 1944), US film director
• Parker, Anthony, (born 1966), American football player
• Parker Bowles, Camilla, (born 1974), British aristocrat
• Parker, Charlie, (1920-1955), US jazz musician
• Parker, Dorothy, (1893-1967), US detective story writer
• Parker, Edgar Randolph, better known as "Painless" Parker - flamboyant dentist
• Parker, Eleanor, actor
• Parker, Evan, (soprano)
• Parker, Fess, (born 1925), actor
• Parker, Jackie, athlete
• Parker, Jameson, (born 1950), cator
• Parker, Janet, (died 1978), medical photographer, the final victim of smallpox (contracted in a lab accident).
• Parker, Jon Kimara, classical pianist
• Parker, Leon, musician
• Parker, Maceo, (born 1943), musician (singer , songwriter, saxplayer)
• Parker, Melvin, musician (songwriter, drummer)
• Parker, Matthew, (1504-1575), Archbishop of Canterbury
• Parker, Pete, (1895-1991), performed first radio broadcast of a hockey game in the world
• Parker, Robert, astronaut
• Parker, Tony (born 1982) basketball player
• Parker, Trey, (born 1969), comedian
• Parkes, Henry, "father of Federation"
• Park, Guy Brasfield, US governor
• Parkinson, Michael, television personality, television presenter
• Parkinson, Norman, (born 1913), photographer
• Parkman, Francis, (1823-1893), author
• Park, Nick, (born 1958), film-maker and animator
• Parks, Bert, (1914-1992), television personality
• Parks, George Alexander, (1883-1984), (Rep.) 1925-1933
• Parks, Gordon, (born 1912), film director, born and raised in Fort Scott, Kansas.
• Parks, Gordon, Jr, (1934-1979), director
• Parks, Larry, actor
• Parks, Rosa, (born 1913), US civil rights activist
• Park Sung-chul, (1976-1977), prime minister
• Parma, Bruno, (born 1941), chess player.
• Parmenides, Greek philosopher
• Parmigianino, (1504-1540), painter
• Pärn, Priit, Estonian animator
• Parnell, Charles Stewart, (1846-1891), Irish politician
• Parnell, Thomas, (1670-1718), poet
• Parr, Catherine, (1512-1548), widow of King Henry VIII of England.
• Parr, Martin, (born 1952), photographer
• Parr, Robert Ghormley, (born 1921), chemist
• Parra, Angelo, dramatist
• Parra, Nicanor, Chile
• Parrish, Maxfield, (1870-1966), illustrator
• Parry, Hubert, (1848-1918), composer
• Parry, Joseph, songwriter
• Parry, William, (1790-1855), Arctic explorer
• Parseghian, Ara, (born 1923), American football coach
• Parsons, Alan, (born 1949), musician
• Parsons, Estelle, (born 1927), actress
• Parsons, Gram, (1946)
• Parsons, Jack, astronaut and occultist
• Parsons, Louella, (1881-1972), gossip columnist
• Parsons, Ralph M, civil engineer
• Parsons, William Barclay, (1859-1932), civil engineer
• Pärt, Arvo, (born 1935), composer
• Partch, Harry, (1901-1974), composer
• Parthenius III of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Parthenius III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Parthenius II of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Parthenius II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Parthenius I of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Parthenius I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Parthenius IV, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Parton, Dolly, (born 1946), US country musician
• Parvipontanus, Adam, scholastic philosopher

Pas

• Pasanen, Spede, (1930-2001), Finnish comedian, entertainer and inventor
• Pascal, Blaise, (1623-1662), French mathematician, philosopher
• Pascale, Christine, (1953-1996), actress
• Pascal, Étienne, (1588-1651), mathematician
• Paschal II, Pope, (1099-1118)
• Paschal I, Pope, (817-824)
• Pascin, (1885-1930), painter
• Pascoli, Giovanni, Italian poet
• Pasha, Ali, (1741-1822), Albanian ruler under the Ottoman Empire
• Pasha, Emin (1840-1892), doctor, naturalist to Africa
• Pasha, Enver, Turkish Minister of War
• Pasha, Said Halim, Grand Vizier
• Pasha, Talaat, Turkish Minister of Interior
• Pasic, Nikola, (1845-1926), Prime Minister
• Pasolini, Pier Paolo, (1922-1975), Italian film director
• Passarella, Daniel, athlete
• Pass, Joe, (1929-1994), guitarist
• Pastan, Linda, poet
• Pasternak, Boris, (1890-1960), novelist
• Pasternak, Joe, (1901-1991), film producer
• Pasteur, Louis, (1822-1895), French biochemist
• Pastor, Ernesto (1892-1921), Puerto Rican bullfighter
• Pastora, Eden, or Commandante Zero in Nicaragua
• Pastorius, Jaco, (1951-1987)
• Pastor, Luis, musician
• Pastrano, Willie, boxer

Pat

• Pataki, George, New York Governor
• Patchen, Kenneth, (1911-1972), poet
• Patelaros, Athanasius, (520-535), patriarch of Constantinople
• Paterno, Joe, (born 1926), American football coach
• Paterson, Andrea, poet
• Paterson, Andrew Barton "Banjo, (1864-1941), writer, author
• Paterson, Don, poet
• Paterson, William, (1658-1719), Scottish trader, a founder of the Bank of England
• Paterson, William, (1745-1806), American statesman, signed US Constitution
• Paterson, William A, (1838-1921) US Auto manufacturer
• Pathe, Charles, (1863-1957), movie producer
• Patinkin, Mandy, (born 1952), actor
• Patkul, Johann, (1660-1707), Swedish politician
• Patman, John William Wright (1893-1976), Congressman, chair of Banking C'tee,[1] opponent of Federal Reserve[1]
• Paton, Alan, (1903-1988), author
• Paton, William Andrew, (died 1991), accountant and economist, dies at 101
• Patrese, Riccardo, (born 1954), racing driver
• Patric, Jason, (born 1966), actor
• Patrick, Butch, (born 1953), actor
• Patrick, Lester, (died 1960), ice hockey star
• Patrick, Nigel, (1913-1981), actor
• Patrick, Saint, (circa 373-461), Welsh born Irish patron saint
• Patsayev, Viktor, (1933-1971), astronaut
• Patten, Edward, (a member of Gladys Knight and The Pips. Knight's family has several diabetic members. Patten is
• Patterson, Floyd, (born 1935), world champion boxer
• Patterson, I. L, US Oregon Governor
• Patterson, Paul L, US Oregon Governor
• Patteson, Okey L, US politician
• Patti, Adelina, (1843-1919), operatic soprano
• Patti, Andrew, President and COO, Dial Corp. (Rutgers)
• Pattison, Jimmy, West Coast billionaire
• Patton, Charley, musician
• Patton, Charlie, musician
• Patton, George, (1885-1945), US general
• Pattullo, Thomas Dufferin, 1933-11-15 to 1941-12-09

Pau

• Pauer, Vida Mokrin, (born 1961), poet
• Paul, Alice, (born 1885), women's rights activist
• Paulding, James Kirk, US novelist
• Pauley, Jane, (born 1950), news anchor
• Paul III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Paul III, Pope, (1534-1549)
• Paul II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Paul II, Pope, (1464-1471)
• Pauling, Linus Carl, (1901-1994), Nobel Prizes in chemistry and peace
• Paulinus of Nola, (354-431), Latin poet.
• Paul I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Paul I, Pope, (757-767)
• Paul IV, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Paul IV, Pope, (1555-1559)
• Pauli, Wolfgang Ernst, (1900-1958), Austrian physicist
• Paul, Jean, (1763-1825), poet and publicist
• Paul, John Warburton, British politician
• Paúl, Juan Pablo Rojas, president
• Paul, Les, (born 1916), guitarist
• Paul of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Paul of Pergula, scholastic philosopher
• Paul of Russia, (1754-1801)
• Paul of Tarsus, disciple
• Paul of Venice, scholastic philosopher
• Paul, Saint
• Paul, Sean, (born 1973), Jamaican reggae singer
• Paulsen, Pat, (1927-1997), comedian, frequent Presidential candidate
• Paul the Deacon, (ca 720-799)
• Paulus, Friedrich, Field Marshal and commander of German troops in Stalingrad
• Paulus, Kathe, (born 1866)
• Paul VI, (1963-1978), ; heart attack
• Paul V, Pope, (1605-1621), pope.
• Pausanias, geographer

Pav

• Pavatorri, Luciano, (born 1935), Italian tenor
• Pavcek, Marko, (1958-1979), poet
• Pavcek, Tone, (born 1928), poet
• Pavese, Cesare, novelist
• Pavic, Milorad, (born 1929), novelist
• Pavlova, Anna, (1882-1931), British ballerina
• Pavlov, Ivan, (1849-1936), Russian

Paw

• Pawelczyk, James, astronaut
• Pawlenty, Tim, Governor of Minnesota
• Pawlwoski, Robert, poet

Pax

• Paxinou, Katina, (1900-1973)
• Paxman, Jeremy, (born 1950), television personality, television presenter
• Paxson, Diana, US fantasy and science fiction author
• Paxson, John, (born 1962), NBA basketball player
• Paxton, Bill, (born 1955),US actor
• Paxton, Joseph, architect
• Paxton, Tom, (born 1937), folk music singer

Pay

• Paycheck, Johnny, (1941-2003), musician
• Payette, Julie, (born 1963), astronaut
• Payne, Clip, (born 1956), musician (P Funk)
• Payne, Freda, (born 1945), singer
• Payne-Gaposchkin, Cecilia, (1900-1979), astronomer
• Payne, John, (1912-1989), actor
• Payton, Gary, astronaut
• Payton, Nicholas, musician
• Payne, Stanley, (1898-1988), theoretician.
• Payton, Walter, (1954-1999), American football player

Paz

• Paz, Octavio, (1914-1998), Mexican poet