Burial site of Rodney Tinsley, his wife, Mary "Polly" Tinsley and some family members. Cemetery is in cattle pen on hill just inside the Pike County, MO line with Lincoln County. Right at point where Route OO transitions to become Route 250 (Hobart Road). Rodney Tinsley (1791-1878) migrated from Bedford County, VA to this area in 1849. Two of his grandchildren, Charles Edward Tinsley and Martha Tinsley, who died as teenagers in the 1850's are buried there. The cemetery is untended and is within a cattle feed lot. It has been ravaged by weather and the presence of cattle who have knocked many of the tombstones over and pushed them into the mud. Rodney's sons, Lafayette, Addison and James Rodney departed the Eolia area and moved to Louisiana, Missouri where they founded the Tinsley Tobacco Company in the 1860's and achieved financial success. They are buried in the Louisiana Riverview Cemetery and James Rodney in the Bowling Green, MO city cemetery.