Primary Names and Areas where I have found the most burials are as follows:
Names of very strong interest include Nicely, Zirkle, Reed, McClung, Swisher, Wood, Nicely, Putnam, Ross, Adams, Bradshaw, Stanford, Wade, Boaz, Ragsdale, Williams, Shortt, Graham, and Huff.

Areas where I have found cemeteries with many of these burials include:
Prince George county VA, Petersburg, Richmond area to Halifax, Pittsylvania, Danville area of VA and the neighboring counties of Orange, Caswell, Alamance in NC.
And
The migration path following the old wagon road from Southeaster PA through the Shenandoah Valley to Southwestern VA. Interstate 81 is closely follows this path south of PA.

Please send me corrections and updates as I want thing to be accurate.

Note:
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Primary Names and Areas where I have found the most burials are as follows:
Names of very strong interest include Nicely, Zirkle, Reed, McClung, Swisher, Wood, Nicely, Putnam, Ross, Adams, Bradshaw, Stanford, Wade, Boaz, Ragsdale, Williams, Shortt, Graham, and Huff.

Areas where I have found cemeteries with many of these burials include:
Prince George county VA, Petersburg, Richmond area to Halifax, Pittsylvania, Danville area of VA and the neighboring counties of Orange, Caswell, Alamance in NC.
And
The migration path following the old wagon road from Southeaster PA through the Shenandoah Valley to Southwestern VA. Interstate 81 is closely follows this path south of PA.

Please send me corrections and updates as I want thing to be accurate.

Note:
Check out http://www.graveaddiction.com/symbol.html if you're interested in the symbols found on gravestones. Neat informative site. Are you a taphophile or tombstone tourist?