Pace-Smith Cemetery, Ouachita County, Arkansas
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Submitted by: Jerry McKelvy <jmckelvy@cei.net>
        Date: 3 Jun 2007
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PACE-SMITH CEMETERY

This old cemetery is located in the oil fields south of 
Camden.  From Camden, go toward Mt. Holly on Rd. 47.  Turn 
right on Rd. 2 toward Stephens and go ¼ mile.  Turn left on 
oil field road, go to an oil well, and continue on to the 
left side of the well.  When the road turns to the right, the 
cemetery will be on your left.  This is about 2/10ths of a mile 
off Rd. 2.  A large oak tree is visible from the oil field 
road which marks the cemetery.  

This record was made Nov. 30, 2000 by Jerry McKelvy. 

Dannelley, V. O. (or V. D.) – b.10-4-1864---d.8-28-1868; son of 
G. W. and A. Dannelley; birth date hard to read; grave is by a 
cedar tree; footstone had initials V. D. D. 

Dannelley, Julia A. –  b.6-5-1860---6-22-1860; daughter of G. W. 
and A. Dannelley; grave is north of V. O. Dannelley grave; 
footstone has initials J. A. D.

Dannelley, George –  b.6-9-1828---7-8-1886; large stone with Masonic emblem

Pace, Sarah Jane –  b.10-11-1846---2-27-1911; very large stone in good condition

Purifoy, Henry H. –  no dates; Sgt. – Griffith’s Consolidated Ark. Inf. – CSA

Smith, Leonard –  b.1895---1897

Smith, George –  b.3-2-1836---4-?-1906; stone is broken; death date hard to read

(Unknown) –  grave next to George Smith with broken stone; can’t read name, but has A. S. on footstone; possibly wife of George Smith

(Unknown) –  metal marker south of Sarah Jane Pace stone

(Unknown) –  Three more metal markers in same area