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| | | | | | Meaning : A surname from the middle ages with an ancestor who served as a servant to an aristicrat. | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Page |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Honey | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : Pamelia, Pam. Pamilee, Pamileigh |
| | | | | | Meaning : All gifted | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Used as a surname for immigrants coming from France. That city of Paris was named after its founding Gallic tribe called the Parisii. | | | Origin : Gaelic | | | variations : Parras,Perrez, Parissa |
| | | | | | Meaning : Park keeper | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Park, Parks, Parkson |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Trader | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Parlee, Parleigh, Parlie |
| | | | | | Meaning : A star. | | | Origin : Persian | | | variations : Parvine |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Child of Easter | | | Origin : French | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : Patience | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Nobility, and aristicrat | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Patreese,Patriece |
| | | | | | Meaning : Noble, Feminine version of Patrick | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : Patrice, Patsy, Patty |
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| | | | | | Meaning : Small | | | Origin : Latin | | | variations : Paulette, Pauline, Paulina |
| | | | | | Meaning : The gem. | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Pearle,Pearleene |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Bobbin weaver | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : Energetic, Began as a nickname for a high energy person. | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Peppy, Peppa |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : A wanderer, or a person who lived or worked near a pear tree. | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Perry, Perri |
| | | | | | Meaning : Pear tree(French), Traveler(English) | | | Origin : French | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : A part of a flower's blossom. | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : A Rock. | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : Petrina,Petrona,Pietra |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Gift from God | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : Brilliant | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Green tree branch | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : A rock. | | | Origin : French | | | variations : |
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| | | | | | Meaning : Bagpipe player | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : Tiny | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Capricious | | | Origin : Native American | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : Flower | | | Origin : Latin | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : An ancient Roman family name deriving from the word for pig and a reminder of Rome's agricultural roots. | | | Origin : Italian | | | variations : Porchia,Porchsa,Porche |
| | | | | | Meaning : First rose | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Old | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : Weariness | | | Origin : Latin | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Small plum | | | Origin : Latin | | | variations : |
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| As a poet and a slave, she was the first African-American to become published. |
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| Remembered in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem, The Courtship of Miles Standish, she sailed to America on the Mayflower in 1620. |
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