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Tities#James Ward Packard, Packard, James Ward (also try James Packard)
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- '''James Ward Packard''' ([[1863]] - [[1928]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] automobile industrialist with brother William Packard
- William Doud Packard, Packard, William Doud (also try William Packard) - different guy
- '''William Doud Packard''' ([[1861]] - [[1923]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] automobile industrialist with brother James Packard
- may be spelled William Dowd Packard / Packard, William Dowd
- '''William Doud Packard''' ([[1861]] - [[1923]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] automobile industrialist with brother James Packard
- Robert Morris Page, Page, Robert Morris (also try Robert Page)
- '''Robert Morris Page''' ([[1903]] - [[1992]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] engineer; helped develop radar
- Elizabeth Paine, Paine, Elizabeth
- Marianna Palka, Palka, Marianna (1981-) Scottish Director/Actress
- '''Elizabeth Paine''' ([[1652]] - [[1704]]), American adulteress; inspiration for character Hester Prynne in novel "The Scarlet Letter"
- George Swinnerton Parker, Parker, George Swinnerton (also try George Parker)
- '''George Swinnerton Parker''' ([[1866]] - [[1952]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] game inventor & industrialist
- Alexandre Parodi, Parodi, Alexandre
- '''Alexandre Parodi''' ([[1901]] - [[1979]]), [[French]] diplomat & [[political figure]]; 1st [[French]] ambassador to [[United Nations]] 1946-1949
- Aquileo Parra, Parra, Aquileo
- '''Aquileo Parra''' ([[1825]] - [[1900]]), Colombian [[political figure]]; pres. of Colombia 1876-1877, 1877-1878
- Annibale Pastore, Pastore, Annibale
- '''Annibale Pastore''' ([[1868]] - [[1936]]), [[Italian]] logician
- Jean Claude Paye, Paye, Jean Claude (also try Jean Paye)
- '''Jean Claude Paye''' (born [[1934]]), [[French]] diplomat; [[secretary-general]] of Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development 1984-- (OECD)
- Richard, Sir Pearson, Pearson, Richard, Sir => Richard Pearson - our article about policeman
- '''Richard, Sir Pearson''' ([[1731]] - [[1806]]), [[British]] naval officer in American Revolution; as captain of ship Serapis, defeated by John Paul Jones 1779
- Anthony Dominic Pellicer, Pellicer, Anthony Dominic (also try Anthony Pellicer)
- '''Anthony Dominic Pellicer''' ([[1824]] - [[1880]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] Catholic bishop; 1st Catholic bishop of San Antonio 1874-1880
- George Walbridge Perkins, Perkins, George Walbridge (also try George Perkins - different person, should be dab)
- '''George Walbridge Perkins''' ([[1895]] - [[1960]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] diplomat; [[United States of America|U.S.]] ambassador to NATO 1955-1957
- Jonathan Petersen, Petersen, Jonathan
- '''Jonathan Petersen''' ([[1881]] - [[1961]]), Danish songwriter; composed national song of Greenland "Nangminek erinalik"
- Joseph Mayo Pettit, Pettit, Joseph Mayo (also try Joseph Pettit)
- '''Joseph Mayo Pettit''' ([[1916]] - [[1986]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] educator & engineer; pres. of Georgia Institute of Technology 1972-1986
- Ratanavongsa Phetsarath, Phetsarath, Ratanavongsa
- '''Ratanavongsa Phetsarath''' ([[1890]] - [[1959]]), Laotian nationalist & prince; father of Laotian independence
- Josef von Philippovich, Freiherr Philippsberg, Philippsberg, Josef von Philippovich, Freiherr
- '''Josef von Philippovich, Freiherr Philippsberg''' ([[1819]] - [[1889]]), [[Austrian]] [[administrator]]; 1st [[Austrian]] [[governor]] of Bosnia & Herzegovina 1878
- John George Phillips, Phillips, John George (also try John Phillips) not mentioned at dab
- '''John George Phillips''' ([[1888]] - [[1964]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] computer businessman; pres. of IBM 1949-1951
- Samuel Phillips, Phillips, Samuel - our article is different guy, should be dab.
- '''Samuel Phillips''' ([[1752]] - [[1802]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] educator; founder & eponym of Phillips Academy 1778
- Samuel Cochran Phillips, Phillips, Samuel Cochran (also try Samuel Phillips) - our article is different guy, should be dab.
- '''Samuel Cochran Phillips''' (born [[1921]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] air force [[general]]; director of National Security Agency 1972-1973 (NSA)
- Paul Picard, Picard, Paul
- '''Paul Picard''' ([[1931?]] - [[1994]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] television producer; created series "The Dukes of Hazzard"
- Henri Pierre, Pierre, Henri
- '''Henri Pierre''' ([[1918]] - [[1994]]), [[French]] journalist; co-founded newspaper Le Monde 1944
- Sumner Tucker Pike, Pike, Sumner Tucker (also try Sumner Pike)
- '''Sumner Tucker Pike''' ([[1891]] - [[1976]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] [[administrator]]; acting chairman of Atomic Energy Commission 1950
- Andrew Pyle, Pyle, Andrew) - different guy
- '''Andrew Pyle'' ([[1963]] - [[present]]), [[Canada|CA]] [[administrator]]; VP, Senior Economist with Bank of Nova Scotia
- Gabrel Ramushwana
- '''Gabrel Ramushwana''' (born [[19XX]]), [[South]] African-Venda army officer & [[political figure]]; overthrew Patrick Mphephu 1990; last head of state of Venda 1990-1994
- James Henry Rand (also try James Rand)
- '''James Henry Rand''' ([[1886]] - [[1968]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] computer industrialist; founded Remington Rand [[Corporation]] 1926
- Lawrence Rawl
- '''Lawrence Rawl''' (born [[1928]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] petroleum businessman; pres. of Exxon [[Corporation]] 1985; CEO of Exxon [[Corporation]] 1986--; chairman of Exxon [[Corporation]] 1986--
- William Redfield - different guy
- '''William Redfield''' ([[1927]] - [[1976]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] football player
- Henry Hope Reed (also try Henry Reed) - different guy
- '''Henry Hope Reed''' ([[1808]] - [[1854]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] critic & educator
- Frederick Rese, Rese, Frederick
- '''Frederick Rese''' ([[1791]] - [[1871]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] ([[German]]-born) Catholic bishop; 1st Catholic bishop of Detroit 1833-1837
- Louis de Revol, Revol, Louis de (also try Louis Revol)
- '''Louis de Revol''' ([[1531]] - [[1594]]), [[French]] diplomat; 1st [[French]] foreign minister 1589-1594; considered world's 1st foreign minister, as emissary entrusted with all foreign relations
- James Alexander Rhind, Rhind, James Alexander (also try James Rhind)
- '''James Alexander Rhind''' ([[1833]] - [[1863]]), [[Scottish]] antiquary; purchaser & eponym of Rhind papyrus
- James Rhoads, Rhoads, James
- '''James Rhoads''' ([[1828]] - [[1895]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] educator; 1st pres. of Bryn Mawr College 1883-1894
- Donald Blessing Rice, Rice, Donald Blessing (also try Donald Rice)
- '''Donald Blessing Rice''' (born [[1939]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] [[administrator]] & businessman; pres. & CEO of Rand [[Corporation]] 1972-1989; [[secretary]] of air force 1989-1993
- Margaret Richardson, Richardson, Margaret (née Milner)
- '''Margaret Richardson''' ('''née Milner''') (born [[1943]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] [[administrator]]; commissioner of IRS 1993--
- Claude Vernon Ricketts, Ricketts, Claude Vernon (also try Claude Ricketts)
- '''Claude Vernon Ricketts''' ([[1906]] - [[1964]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] [[admiral]] in World War II
- Abdel-Monem Rifai, Rifai, Abdel-Monem, Abdelmunim al-Rifai
- '''Abdel-Monem Rifai''' ([[1917]] - [[1985]]), Jordanian (Lebanese-born) diplomat & [[political figure]]; Jordanian foreign minister 1968-1969, 1969-1970; [[prime minister]] of Jordan 1969, 1970
- Ditlef Rogert, Rogert, Ditlef
- '''Ditlef Rogert''' ([[1742]] - [[1813]]), Danish songwriter; composed Danish national anthem "Kong Kristian stod vad hojen Mast" (also "King Christian stood by the lofty mast")
- Victor Manuel Roman, Roman , Victor Manuel (y Reyes) (also try Victor Roman)
- '''Victor Manuel Roman''' ('''y Reyes''') ([[1873]] - [[1950]]), Nicaraguan [[political figure]]; pres. of Nicaragua 1947-1950
- William Rittenhouse, Rittenhouse, William
- '''William Rittenhouse''' ([[1644]] - [[1708]]), American Mennonite clergyman & paper manufacturer; established 1st paper mill in America 1690; 1st Mennonite bishop in America 1703
- Ezekiel Gilman Robinson, Robinson, Ezekiel Gilman (also try Ezekiel Robinson)
- '''Ezekiel Gilman Robinson''' ([[1815]] - [[1894]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] Baptist clergyman & educator; pres. of Brown [[University]] 1872-1889
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