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Ouachita County was home to three Arkansas governors: George Washington Hays and Benjamin Travis Laney Jr. Pryor was the first woman to run for office in Arkansas and were the son of Susan Newton Pryor. David Pryor served in the U.S. House of Representatives as well as the U.S. Senate. Tommy Tuberville is a U.S. senator from Alabama who was born in Camden and is a former college football coach.
Unsolved mysteries surround a famous resident. Maud Crawford, Camden’s first woman lawyer, vanished from her Camden home on March 2, 1957. She was well-known as an expert in the title, and abstract, and was Camden's first female attorney. She was an ex-law partner of the U.S. Her disappearance was noticed by the national media because Senator John L. McClellan at the time was leading a high-profile investigation into Mafia activity.
