What is the term for a series of gravesites or burial plots often associated with a specific family or individual?

The term that most accurately refers to a series of gravesites or burial plots associated with a specific family or individual is "Plot." In the context of cemeteries, a plot is typically designated land where individual graves or several graves may be located. Plots are often purchased or reserved by families for their members, allowing for a personal connection and a familial area within a larger burial ground.

While "lot" can also refer to a designated area within a cemetery, it generally encompasses a space that may not be exclusively for a particular family and might pertain to more general plots. The term "section" refers to a larger area designated within a cemetery, which can include multiple lots or plots, without specifically indicating ownership by a family. "Graveyard," on the other hand, is a general term for a burial place and does not convey the specific familial association found in the term "plot." Thus, using "plot" is most precise for describing a dedicated series of graves for a particular family or individual.