Living Stories
Stadum Family Archive
Generation 2 · Daughter of Palmer and Signe

Peggy Stadum

Palmer and Signe's eldest daughter, born in 1942 before Palmer left for Navy SeaBee service. The pulled references now connect Peggy to school records, teaching, Rugby civic life, and the Saint Petri Cemetery photograph.

Saint Petri Cemetery

The cemetery image places Peggy inside the family geography: Saint Petri Cemetery in Nome, Barnes County, North Dakota. The side gate, the Solberg graves, the open field, and the wind are now part of the archive record.

In the image, Peggy is setting flowers on some of the many Solberg graves. Family notes place Signe and Palmer farther east in the cemetery. The same place now links Peggy, Signe, Palmer, the Solberg line, and North Dakota memory.

School, teaching, and Rugby

A captured Cando High School yearbook page names Peggy Stadum in a student roster, adding a school-record reference to her profile alongside the cemetery image.

The Pierce County Tribune later identifies Margaret Stadum as a retired Ely Elementary teacher and records her comments at a 2021 public forum about a proposed Ely expansion. That pulls Peggy into a larger education story: student record, teacher, and community voice.

A profile still growing

Palmer and Signe Stadum are buried at Saint Petri Cemetery. Peggy's page will grow as more school, teaching, family, and cemetery references are reviewed and connected.

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