Virginia – Philip P. Barbour (judge) Phillips, California – Joseph Wells Davis Phillips (founder) Phillips, Maine – Jonathan Phillips (grantee) Phillips, Wisconsin – Elijah B. Phillips (railroader) Philipsburg, Montana – Philip Deidesheimer (mining engineer) Philipsburg, Pennsylvania – James and Henry Philips (settlers) Phillipston, Massachusetts – William Phillips, Jr. (lieutenant governor of Massachusetts) Philipstown, New York – Adolphus Philipse (patentee) Phillipsville, California – George Stump Philipps (early settler) Phippsburg, Maine – Sir William Phips (colonial governor of Massachusetts) (note spelling) Phoenix, New York – Alexander Phoenix Pickens, Mississippi – James Pickens (landowner) Pickens, South Carolina – Gen. Andrew Pickens Pickensville, Alabama – Gen. Andrew Pickens Pierce, Texas – Thomas W. Pierce (railroader) Pierceton, Indiana – Franklin Pierce Piercy, California – Sam Piercy (early settler) Pierre's Hole (Idaho) – Pierre (Iroquois chief) Pierre, South Dakota – Pierre Chouteau, Jr. Pierrepont, New York – Hezekiah Pierrepont (proprietor) Pierrepont Manor, New York – William C. Pierrepont (resident) Pierson, Michigan – O.A. Pierson (settler) Pieta, California – Chief Pieta (local chief) Piffard, New York – David Piffard (settler) Pike, New Hampshire – Alonzo Pike (producer of sharpening stones and tool and cutter grinders) Pike, New York – Zebulon Pike (American soldier and explorer) Pikes Peak (Colorado) – Zebulon Pike (American soldier and explorer) Pikesville, Maryland – Zebulon Pike (American soldier and explorer) Pillsbury, Minnesota – Gov. John S. Pillsbury (businessman) Pinckney, New York – Charles Cotesworth Pinckney Pine Hill, California – Safford E. Pine (local dairy farmer) Pinkham's Grant, New Hampshire – Daniel Pinkham (grantee) Pishelville, Nebraska – Anton Pishel (postmaster) Pitcairn, New York – Joseph Pitcairn (proprietor) Pitcher, New York – Lt. Gov. Nathaniel Pitcher Pitkin, Colorado – Gov. Frederick Walker Pitkin Pittsboro, North Carolina – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham Pittsburg, New Hampshire – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham Pittsfield, Maine – William Pitts (proprietor) Pittsfield, 3 places in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham Pittsfield, Illinois and Pittsfield, New York – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham (indirectly, via Pittsfield, Massachusetts) Pittsford, New York – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham (indirectly, named by Colonel Caleb Hopkins after his hometown of Pittsford, Vermont) Pittsford, Vermont – William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham Pittston, Maine – John Pitt (judge) Plant City, Florida – Henry B. Plant Plattsburgh (city), New York and Plattsburgh (town), New York –