Philomena was fairly popular in the early 20th century, ranking highest in 1915 at No. 355
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Petula Clark’s first name and nickname “Pet” became known worldwide in 1964 with the success of her No. 1 hit “Downtown”
Pearl
Between 1880 and 1926, Pearl’s rank as a popular U.S. baby girl name was anywhere from No. 24 to No. 96
Payton
Payton and Peyton are unisex names, but as of 2011, American baby girls are outnumbering the boys for both spellings
Paula
The height of Paula’s popularity in the USA was between 1943 and 1974. In that period, its top rank was No. 38 (1954) and its lowest was No. 96 (1974)
Patrice (Girl)
Patrice was a Top 300 American female name for most of the 1950s.
Paris (Girl)
Paris as a female name peaked in popularity in 2004 at No. 157, in the USA
Paige
Pay-Pay is a baby nickname for Paige that often sticks.
Prince
Prince Nelson’s childhood nickname was Skipper
Primo
Primo was one of 13 names beginning with P bestowed upon 8 American males in 2016. Others were Priam, Priest, Prinston and Psalm
Prentice
Prentice has appeared in the most popular name statistics for American baby boys more often than Prentiss
Powell
Powell only made the Top 1000 American male names once: in 1891 at No. 936.