No burial place has been located.

Their first three children were born in Butts Co., GA. The last three were born in Marion Co., AL.

It is believed he is buried in Marion Co., AL.
That was his last known place of residence.

Copied from website: "Descendants of William Phelps and George Phelps of Crewkerne, England":
"James Perry Pearce was 24 when he married Elizabeth Humphries, age 16. Three years later they successfully bore twins, Harrison Pearce and Harriet Pearce. They were born on Dec 17, 1818 in Jackson, Butts, Georgia. They bore another child, Minerva (1820), before they moved to the Humphries old homestead in Alabama around 1823. The couple's marriage only lasted twelve years, enough time for him to give Elizabeth three more children: Zebulon (1823), James Perry (1825), and Abigail Margaret Pearce (1827) and witness the removal of the Indians. Shortly after the birth of his daughter, Dec 12, 1827, at age 36, James Perry Pearce died in Marion, Perry, AL. He left behind his very young wife of 28 years and their six children. Harrison Pearce was nine when his father died in Marion, Perry, AL."
http://family.phelpsinc.com/phelpsfam/d0013/f0000061.html#I8011
(Original story gave reference to "Marion, Perry Co., AL". This is being changed because the 1830 Federal Census for Marion Co., AL, shows Elizabeth Pearce and her six children living there.)

1820 Federal Census for Gwinnett Co., GA:
James Pearce
1 male - 0-9 - (Harrison, b. 1818);
1 male - 26-44 - (James, b. 1791);
1 female - 0-9 - (Harriett, b. 1818);
2 females - 16-25 - (Elizabeth, b. 1799 & ?)

1830 Federal Census for Marion Co.:
Elisabeth Pearce
2 males - 5-10 (Zebulon & James);
1 male - 10-15 (Harrison);
1 male - 20-30 (?);
1 female - under 5 (Abigail);
1 female - 5-10 (Minerva);
1 female - 10-15 (Harriet);
1 female - 30-40 (Elizabeth).
(James died in 1827 and this shows Elizabeth still living in Marion Co., AL)