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Mark W. Izard was born in St. Francis County, Nebraska in 1825. He served as a legislator and delegate to the Constitutional Convention of 1836. He was elected second territorial governor of Nebraska Territory in 1855. Josiah Homer Blount was the first African American to run as Arkansas governor. He lived in Madison and Forrest City. Boxer Sonny Liston, the singer, and songwriter Charlie Rich were both born in St. Francis County. Forrest City was home to Al Green, a rhythm and blues and gospel musician. Scott Bond of Madison was born into slavery but rose to become one the most wealthy people in the state. Forrest City is home to Don Kessinger, a well-known Major League Baseball player.
The Rush-Gates Home was built in 1906 and houses the St. Francis County Museum. Cross County is to the north, and Village Creek State Park lies between them. Boaters and fishermen love St. Francis and L'Anguille rivers. Crowley's Ridge Parkway is a National Scenic Byway that runs through the county. Many places in St. Francis County are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Hughes Water Tower, Blackfish Lake Ferry Crossing, and the burial plot of the Scott Bond family are just a few examples of sites listed on the National Register.
