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Searcy is home to many former residents. Dandridge McRae, a native of Alabama arrived in White County in 1849. He was promoted to brigadier-general in 1862 and took part in the Battle of Helena. He was also a leader of Confederate forces in the Red River campaign. He is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Stephen Brundidge Jr. was first elected to Congress in 1897. He served twelve years. He is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery.
John Elvis Miller, a Missourian, received a law degree at the University of Kentucky. He began practicing law in Searcy in 1912. After the death of Senator Joseph T. Robinson, he was elected to the U.S. Congress in 1931 and 1937. He resigned to become a senator. Miller was appointed as the Western District judge in Arkansas after he resigned from U.S. Senate. In Fort Smith, he is buried in Forest Park Cemetery.
Preacher Roe was a well-known baseball pitcher who attended Harding College on a scholarship.
Bonnie Montgomery, a country singer, was born in Searcy. She discovered her love for music at her mother's Quattlebaum Music Shop.
