| Name | Biographical Note | Location |
| Phillips, Charles D. and Florence | Charles D. Phillips was born in 1878 and died in 1947. His wife Florence was born in 1886 and died in 1958. Charles worked for the C.P.R. | 2289 |
| Phillips, George | George Phillips was an admiralty agent in Esquimalt. | 76 |
| Piaggio, Guilio and Margarita | Guilio Piaggio was a grocer who operated his own general store. He died in 1908. His wife Margarita died in 1896. | 2305 |
| Pidwell, John T. | 2349 | |
| Piercy, Adele Mary (nee Astley) | Adele Mary Astley was born in the Yukon in 1903 and came to Victoria in 1918. She married George William Piercy in 1926. | 1272 |
| Piercy, George William | George William Piercy was born in Victoria in 1903, the son of John Edward and Henrietta Piercy. He worked as an importer/exporter in Singapore and was interred by the Japanese during World War Two. After the War, he became a land developer in the Victoria area. In 1926 he married Adele Mary Astley. George died in 1978. | 1269 |
| Piercy, Henrietta Rebecca (nee Mesher) | Henrietta Rebecca Mesher was the daughter of George Mesher. She later married John Edward Piercy. | 1266 |
| Piercy, John Edward | John Edward Piercy was born in 1856 in Kexby, Yorkshire. He established J.Piercy & Co. and Piercy Importers, wholesale drygoods firms. He died in 1923. | 1265 |
| Piercy C.B.E., John Edward | John Edward Piercy was born in Victoria on July 12,1899. Following service in the First World War, he was trained as a doctor. He became one of the premier surgeons in England and was honoured with a Commander of the British Empire award in 1966. He died in 1986. | 1268 |
| Pike, Caleb | Caleb Pike was a farmer who established the first homestead in the Highlands. He died in 1888. | 2487 |
| Pike, Com. J.W. | Served on the H.M.S. Devastation | 63 |
| Pioneer Sisters of Saint Ann | 2112 | |
| Pitts, Sidney J. | 2369 | |
| Pitzer, Roy H. | Roy Pitzer was born in Victoria in 1904. He was the owner of Pitzer & Nex Gas Station. | 1389 |
| Plimley, Thomas J. | Thomas J. Plimley came to Victoria from England in 1893. That year, he started the Thomas Plimley auto dealership on Yates Street. | 1083 |
| Plummer, W.R. | Served on the H.M.S. Thetis. Drowned in Esquimalt Harbour on June 3, 1852 at the age of 23. | 84 |
| Pointer, Nathan & Sarah | Nathan Pointer owned a men's clothing and accessories store on Government Street. | 22 |
| Poodle Dog Café | Opened on the south side of Yates Street between Broad and Government by Louis Marboeuf and Davis Hamn on July 30, 1885. Moved later to 700 block Yates Street (where Birks is today) and finally to the S.E. corner of Yates and Government Street. | 1201 |
| Pooley, Charles Edward | Charles Edward Pooley was a barrister and solicitor. He was also an M.L.A. for Esquimalt from 1882-1904. | 2188 |
| Pooley, Robert Henry | Robert Henry Pooley was born in Esquimalt on September 19, 1878. He worked as a barrister and solicitor and was also an M.L.A. for Esquimalt from 1912-1938. He was Attorney-General for B.C. from 1928-1933. | 2189 |
| Porter, Arthur | 2497 | |
| Porter, James | Worked for the HBC in 1853. | 52 |
| Porter, Robert | Robert Porter was a farmer and also worked in a butcher shop. | 1005 |
| Pottinger, George & Isabella | George Pottinger and his family emigrated from the Orkney Islands in 1864. He was a schoolteacher at Girl's Central School, Royal Oak Lake Scholl and at Craigflower in the 1870's. | 18 |
| Potts, Dr. George J. | Dr. George J. Potts was a physician. | 1326 |
| Powell, Israel W. | Dr. I.W. Powell was a physician and legislator. | 2064 |
| Powell, Robert B. | 1053 | |
| Prevost, Capt. James C. | Served on the H.M.S. Satellite. | 64 |
| Pridmore, William | William Pridmore owned 23 acres in the Burnside area. William was also a North American Champion in speedwalking. | 1451 |
| Prior, Colonel Edward Gawlor | 2217 | |
| Pritchard, Thomas and Margaret | 530 | |
| Providence, Sister Mary | 2113 | |
| Purrott, David | David Purrott came to Victoria from London, England. He worked as an accountant for E.G. Prior & Co. | 1723 |
| Quagliotti, Lorenzo and Petronella | 39 | |
| Quagliotti, William Thomas | William Thomas Quagliotti was born in 1883 and worked as a chiropractor. | 1511 |
| Quasun | 549 | |
| Quinton-Bown, Charles | Charles Quinton-Bown operated the Sidney Post Office and resort in the Sidney area. | 1336 |
| Quontany, Thomas | 626 | |
| Quoth Laipie | 577 | |
| Rainey, Joe | Joe Rainey came to Victoria from northern Ireland in 1913. He worked on C.P.R. Steamships from 1917-1936. He later worked as a longshoreman until 1963. He died in 1983. | 1335 |
| Rainey, Margaret Scot | Margaret Scot Rainey was born about 1865 in Ireland. As a widow, she brought her family of six to Victoria in 1913 where she worked as a shirtmaker. | 1457 |
| Rampley, Annie Lawton | Annie Lawton Rampley was a caterer and seamstress. | 2140 |
| Randle Sr., Joseph | Joseph Randle Sr. was born on June 4, 1828 in Engalnd. He moved to America in 1856 and came to B.C. in 1858. He arrived in Victoria on May 10, 1859 and moved to Nanaimo the same year. He worked as a hard rock miner. | 1694 |
| Rattenbury, Francis Mawson | Francis Mawson Rattenbury was an architect. Among his commissions were the Parliament Buildings. | |
| Rawlinson, Vera | Vera Rawlinson was born in Victoria on April 12, 1912. | 2463 |
| Raymond, John | John Raymond was the owner of a lime quarry in Shawnigan Lake and Cobble Hill. | 2279 |
| Raymur, James A. | 2523 | |
| Ready, John & Edith | John Ready was a city firefighter from 1908 1945. He was married to Edith Smith of London, Engalnd and the father of seven children. | 1611 |
| Redfern, Charles E. | Worked as a watchmaker. | 564 |
| Reeve, Winnifred Kate | Winnifred Kate Reeve was born in Victoria in 1880. | 1491 |
| Reeves, Florence (nee Piercy) | Florence Piercy was born in Victoria in 1888, the daughter of John Edward and Henrietta Piercy. She married Frederic Reeves in 1914. | 1267 |
| Reid, Captain James Murray | Captain James Murray Reid was a Hudson's Bay Company marine captain on the ship Vancouver II. | 2029 |
| Reid, Captain James Murray | Captain James Murray Reid was a Hudson's Bay Company marine captain on the ship Vancouver II. | 638 |
| Relf, Albert Edwin & Jessie | Albert Edwin Relf worked as a printer. | 1627 |
| Remillard, Margery F. Hawkins | Margery F. Hawkins Remillard was born in Victoria on July 24, 1912. She was a health care worker and mother of Loretta Ann Clunk Denison and Howard Frederick Clunk. | 1153 |
| Rennie & Taylor Bakery | Was located on the N. W. corner of Fernwood and Gladstone streets. | 1216 |
| Reynolds, Capt. Douglas | Capt. Douglas Reynolds was born in Victori aon October 25, 1905. He worked on ships including the C.P.R., Blackball Ferries and, finally, as a captain on B.C. Ferries. | 1690 |
| Reynolds, Katherine V. (nee White) | Katherine V. White was born in Victoria on May 13, 1912. She worked for several years as a supervisor at the Hudson's Bay Company restaurant as a supervisor and was crowned Miss Victoria in 1938. | 1689 |
