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- Pocahontas, (c. 1595-1617), Native American woman
- Pockaj, Dusa, (1924-1982), actress.
- Pocock, John G. A., historian
- Podkopayeva, Lilia, (born 1978), gymnast
- Poe, Edgar Allan, (1809-1849), US writer, poet
- Pogacnik, Joze, (born 1932), film director, scenarist
- Pohl, Frederik, (born 1919), US science fiction author
- Pohl, Peter, (born 1940), Swedish youth literature writer
- Poincaré, Henri, (1854-1912), French mathematician
- Poindexter, John, US
- Poisson, Simeon, (1781-1840), mathematician, physicist
- Poitier, Sidney, (born 1927), US African-American actor
Pol
- Polanski, Roman, (born 1933), Polish film director and actor
- Polanyi, John C., (born 1929), German/Canadian chemist
- Polanyi, Karl, (1886-1964), Hungarian/US economist
- Polanyi, Michael, (1891-1976), Hungarian/English polymath whose thought and work extended across physical chemistry, philosophy, theology and economics
- Polgar, Judit, (born 1976), chess player
- Polgar, Zsuzsa, (born 1969), chess player
- Po, Li, (701-762), the Poet Immortal
- Poliakoff, Stephen, (born 1952), playwright
- Polidori, John William, (1795-1821)
- Polke, Sigmar, (born 1941), painter
- Polkinghorne, John, (born 1930), physicist
- Polk, Ezekiel F., (1747-1824), U.S. surveyor and soldier, Tennessee pioneer
- Polk, James K., (1795-1849), U.S. President, Governor of Tennessee
- Polk, P.H., (1898-1984), painter
- Pollard, Su, (born 1949), British comedienne
- Pollitt, Harry, (1890-1960), British communist
- Pollock, Jackson, (1912-1956), US abstract artist
- Polo, Ana María, (born c. 1960), Cuban, television judge in the United States
- Polo, Marco, (1254-1323), Italian explorer
- Polya, George, (USA, 1887-1985), mathematician
- Polybius, (c. 203-120 BC)
- Polykleitos, sculptor
Pom-Pop
- Pomeranchuk, Isaak (1913-1966), Russian physicist
- Pomeroy, S.C., second president (1863-1868) of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
- Pomeroy, Seth (1706-1777), Brigadier General in the American Revolutionary War
- Pompey, (106 BC-48 BC), military commander
- Pompidou, Alain, (born 1942), French scientist and politician
- Pompidou, Georges, (1911-1974), former President of France
- Pomus, Doc, (1925-1991), singer-songwriter
- Ponce, Carlos, (1976) Puerto Rican singer, composer and actor
- Ponchielli, Amilcare, (1834-1886), Italian opera composer
- Pond, Charles H., governor of Connecticut
- Pond, John, english astronomer
- Pond, Peter, (c. 1739 - 1807), Explorer, Northwest Canada
- Poniz, Denis, (born 1948), poet
- Ponti, Carlo (born 1912), Italian film producer
- Pontiac, Chief, (c. 1720-1769)
- Pontian, Pope, (230-235)
- Ponting, Ricky, Australian cricketer
- Ponzi, Charles, (1882-1949), Italian-born scam artist
- Poole, Reginald Stuart, (1832-1895), archaeologist
- Poor, Enoch (1736-1780), American revolutionary general
- Pope, Alexander, (1688-1744), English poet
- Pope, John, (1770-1845), U.S. politician, Senator for Kentucky, Governor of Arkansas
- Pope, John, (1822-1892), U.S. Soldier, Union General in the Civil War
- Pope, John, (born c. 1972), Chicago Alderman
- Popenoe, Paul, (1888-1979), American eugenicist
- Pople, John Anthony, (born 1925), chemist
- Pop, Lourdes Pamela, (born 1960), educator
- Popov, Alexander Stepanovitch, (1859-1906), Russia's Marconi
- Popovich, Pavel, astronaut
- Popper, Karl Raimund, (1902-1994), political philosopher
- Popham, Sir Home Riggs (1762-1820), British admiral
Por-Pos
- Porcel, Jorge, (born 1936), actor, comedian
- Porphyrogometus, Stephen, (died 893)
- Porpora, Niccola Antonio, (1686-1767), opera composer
- Porritt, Arthur Espie, (1900-1994), New Zealand politician and athlete
- Porsche, Ferdinand, (1875-1951), French automobile designer
- Porter, Cole, (1891-1964), US songwriter
- Porter, Eleanor H. (1868-1920), U.S. novelist
- Porter, Elizabeth (1689-1752), British socialite, wife of Samuel Johnson
- Porter, Fairfield, (1907-1975), US painter
- Porter, Gail, (b. 1971), British television presenter
- Portillo, Maria Raquenel (born c. 1970), infamous Mexican woman, "Mary Boquitas"
- Portillo, Pablo, Menudo member
- Portman, John, architect
- Portman, Natalie, (born 1981), French-born actor
- Portolá, Gaspar de, (1734-1784), California governor
- Posadas, Gervasio Antonio de, (1757-1833)
- Posey, Cody (born 1990), murder suspect
- Poshepny, Anthony (1924-2003) CIA paramilitary officer
- Post, Mary (1841-1934), American educator
- Postgate, John Percival, (1853-1926), English classicist
- Postgate, Oliver, (born 1925), creator and writer of English children's television programmes
- Postgate, Raymond, (1896-1971), English social historian, mystery novelist and gourmet
- Po Sun, Yun, (1897-1990), South Korean president
Pot-Pov
- Potocnik, Blaz, (1799-1872), poet
- Potocnik, Herman, (1892-1929), astronautics & rocket pioneer
- Potok, Chaim, (1929-2002), Jewish novelist
- Potokar, Jure, (born 1956), poet
- Potokar, Lojze, (1902-1964), actor, theatre director.
- Potokar, Majda, (1930-2001), actress.
- Pot, Pol, (1925-1998), Cambodian dictator
- Potter, Barnaby (1577-1642), Bishop of Carlisle
- Potter, Beatrix (1866-1943), British children's writer
- Potter, Charles E. (1916.1979), U.S. politician
- Potter, Clareson Nott (1825.1882), U.S. civil engineer, lawyer and politician
- Potter, Darren (born 1984), British football player
- Potter, Dennis (1935-1994), British playwright
- Potter, Edward Clark (1857-1923), U.S. sculptor
- Potter, Eliphalet Nott (1836-1901) U.S. clergyman
- Potter, Elisha (1764-1835), U.S. Congressman from Rhode Island
- Potter, Elisha (1811-1882), U.S. Congressman from Rhode Island
- Potter, Fuller (1910-1990), U.S. Abstract expressionist artist
- Potter, Henry Codman (1835-1908), U.S. clergyman
- Potter, John (c.1674-1747), Archbishop of Canterbury
- Potter, John E., U.S. Postmaster General
- Potter, Jonathan, Professor of discourse analysis, Loughborough University
- Potter, Lela Brooks, Canadian speed skater
- Potter, Maureen (1925-2004), Irish actress
- Potter, Monica (born 1971), U.S. actress
- Potter, Paulus (1625-1654), Dutch painter
- Potter, Robert Brown (1829-1887), U.S. lawyer and soldier
- Potter, Sheldon III, U.S. naval commander
- Potter, Stephen (1900-1969), British author of self-help books
- Potter, Tom (born 1940), Mayor of Portland, Oregon
- Potter, Van Rensselaer (1911-2001), U.S. biochemist
- Potter, William, U.S. scientist
- Potter, William P., U.S. naval commander
- Poulenc, Francis, (1899-1963), French composer
- Pound, Ezra, (1885-1972), US poet
- Pounder, Roy, British doctor
- Poundstone, Paula, (born 1959), American comedian
- Pournelle, Jerry, (born 1933), US science fiction author
- Poussin, Nicolas, (1594-1665), French painter
- Povh, Bogdan, (born 1932), physicist.
- Povsic, Joze, (1907-1985), mathematician.
Pow-Poz
- Powell, Bud, (1924-1966), musician
- Powell, Colin, (born 1937), US Secretary of State
- Powell, John Wesley, (1834-1902)
- Powell, Michael, (1905-1990), film director
- Powell, Nicole (born 1982), US basketball player
- Powers, Richard, American novelist
- Powers, Tim, (born 1952), American fantasy writer
- Power, Tyrone, (1795-1841), actor. Grandfather of Tyrone Power, Sr.
- Power Sr., Tyrone, (1869-1931), actor.
- Power, Tyrone, (1914-1958), actor. Son of Tyrone Power, Sr. Father of Tyrone Power, Jr.
- Power Jr., Tyrone, (born 1959), actor.
- Powys, Llewelyn, (1884-1939)
- Poynting, John Henry, (1852-1914), physicist
- Poy, Vivienne, (born 1941), Canadian senator
- Pozzessere, Heather Graham, romance author
- Pozzi, Moana, (born 1961)
- Pozzo, Andrea, (1642-1709), painter