08/24/2026
Did your ancestors migrate down the Great Wagon Road? Join Carol Genung at this year’s Fall conference as she presents on AI-Driven Migration Analysis from Pennsylvania to North Carolina.
Join us online or in-person September 18-19, 2026. All lectures will be live streamed and recorded for later viewing.
To learn more and to register, click the link below: https://www.ncgenealogy.org/fall2026/
Following the Great Wagon Road: AI-Driven Migration Analysis from Pennsylvania to North Carolina:
Thousands migrated to North Carolina along the Great Wagon Road, leaving fragmented records across multiple states. Discover how accessible AI tools bridge geographic boundaries to connect scattered evidence and track families with modern efficiency. Through a compelling case study, learn clustering strategies to reveal patterns and uncover kinship groups traditional methods often miss. These techniques apply to any migration trail, empowering you to break through brick walls and reconstruct your ancestors’ movement with confidence.
Speaker Biography:
Carol Genung is a professional genealogist and speaker with more than a decade of experience helping individuals research, explore, and preserve their family histories. Her expertise spans complex family history research, genetic genealogy, and the intricate requirements of lineage society applications.
As a sought-after speaker, Carol delivers engaging, tech-forward presentations on genealogy, DNA, and digital tools at regional and national levels. Her educational foundation is distinguished by a Certificate in Genealogical Research from Boston University and her status as a graduate of the 18-month ProGen Study Program. To maintain the highest professional standards, Carol has also completed multiple advanced institute courses, further strengthening her expertise in both traditional methodology and the rapidly advancing tools and methodologies of genetic genealogy and AI.
Drawing on an extensive background in information technology, Carol combines strong project management and organizational skills with a mastery of digital tools. This technical lens allows her to translate complex research methods into clear, actionable strategies for her clients and audience. Helping others discover their family stories and connect with their heritage continues to inspire Carol’s work. Whether through comprehensive research, DNA analysis, coaching, or presentations, her goal is to make genealogy approachable, accurate, and meaningful for every researcher.
To learn more and to register, click the link below: https://www.ncgenealogy.org/fall2026/
