Here we have a portrait of the Jamerson Family in 1890. They lived in Lincoln County, Missouri. They look to live in a larger town. I would think that they are a middle-class family. The clothibg is not elegant, but there is some attempt to dress stylishly. The family does seem to rasonably fixed, but I would not say affluent.
The daughter in the background does seem to have a fancy outfit. Dhe seems much more smartly dressed than the others. The two boys in the foreground wear kneepants suits, one with a pin-on lace collar.
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