Oswald Nigel Amherst Cecil, Rear-Admiral, Royal Navy, Commander of the Dartmouth Training Squadron, NATO Commander of the South East Mediterranean, Commander of British Forces and Flag Officer, Malta, Naval Aide-de-Camp to Queen Elizabeth II, Lieutenant-Governor of the Isle of Man, KBE, CB and KStJ., Companion of the Order of the Bath, Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire, Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man, 1980–1985, Knight of Justice of the Order of St John.

Dates: 11 November 1925 – 10 March 2017

Second son of Commander Henry Mitford Amherst Cecil and Hon. Yvonne Cornwallis, and grandson of Lord William Cecil and Mary, 2nd Baroness Amherst of Hackney. He pursued a…

Oswold Curwen

Owen Warner, Trustee and lord of Frimley Manor in 1935

Trustee associated with Frimley Manor who joined Clara Freeman in the 16 October 1935 deed of gift of Frimley Green and related land.

Pagan de Chaworth, Lord of Alderton, Chaworth nobleman

Dates: Died late 13th century, date uncertain

Pagan de Chaworth was a thirteenth-century landholder associated with Alderton and Stoke Bruerne. He obtained a market and fair for Alderton in 1278.

Paget family, Barons Paget of Beaudesert, later Earls of Uxbridge and Marquesses of Anglesey

Dates: 16th-19th centuries

The Paget family held the former Burton Abbey estates in Staffordshire, including Abbots Bromley and Bromley Hurst, from the sixteenth century and retained substantial associated estates for several…

Partheriche family, Lords of Alderminster Manor

Dates: Seventeenth to eighteenth century

Members of the Partheriche family held Alderminster Manor after Edward Partriche and before the death of John Partheriche in 1783.

Paston Bt.

Pate Thorogood

Patrick de Chaworth, Chaworth lord of Alderton, according to the local account

Dates: Active late 13th century

The source identifies Patrick de Chaworth as the brother and successor of Pagan de Chaworth in the Alderton lordship.

Patrick de Neston

Patrick Dunbar, 10th Earl of Dunbar, 2nd Earl of March, Scottish nobleman

Dates: died 1369

A Scottish nobleman who alternately supported the English and Scottish crowns during the Anglo-Scottish wars. He was associated with Dunbar Castle, served the Scottish crown, and was later…

Patrick L. Hovenden

Patrick L. Hovenden of Reigate, Surrey

Patrick Lennox Havenden

Paul Ambrose Croke

Paul Beilby Lawley-Thompson, 1st Baron Wenlock from 1839, 8th Baronet Lawley from 1851

Dates: 1784-1852

Paul Beilby Lawley-Thompson inherited the Thompson family's Yorkshire estates in 1820, entered Parliament, and was created 1st Baron Wenlock in 1839.

Paul Benfield, Esquire

Dates: Not established from the consulted manor source.

Late-eighteenth-century proprietor of Abingdon Court, who received the manor by bequest from Arnold Nesbitt and sold it to the Earl of Carnarvon in 1792.

Paul Bush, First Bishop of Bristol, 1542–1558/1559

Dates: c.1490–1558/1559

English Augustinian churchman who became the first Bishop of Bristol after the creation of the diocese in 1542.

Paul Docminique

Dates: flourished 1727; death date not established

Purchased Albury Manor from the Southcote family in 1727. The consulted manor sources provide no further biography.

Paul Jodrell

Paulet family and Dukes of Bolton, Successive Marquesses of Winchester and Dukes of Bolton

Dates: late seventeenth century to early nineteenth century

The Paulet family continued to hold the Hampshire estate containing Abbotstone through the succession of the Dukes of Bolton. Their ownership is documented at estate level, although the…

Penelope Stratford

Penrhyn Estate

Dates: Holding documented from 1863 into 1925

The Penrhyn estate was a major north Wales landed estate that acquired the Bulkeley family's Aber and other Caernarfonshire holdings in 1863.

Hon. Percy Charles Wyndham, landowner

Dates: 1757–1833

An English landowner of the Wyndham family and holder of the Egremont estates.