African prince, taken as slave
deed of manumission 9/27/1787 by Charles Stockley of Assawoman42

1811 purchased land on Chinc. Bay at what is now the Carnival Grounds. (This could be a purchase by Ocra(2), but he would only have been 20 at the time.)

1835 purchased land up the Island adjacent to and at identical time as Branson Crippin. But this could be a purchase by his son, Ochra (2).


Appears in Accomac Census
1810 Ochar Brinney
1820 Ockey Brinner
1860 and Acher Brinney Jr (his son or grandson)


Found in 1830 Census, Accomac Parish, p 361
Aucher Brinney Sr. difficult to read number, looks like 5 total members of household
There is also Aucher Brinney Jr. (7 in household) and Arthur Brinney (3 in household) beside him in non-alph. list. These first two have to be Aucher (1) and Aucher (2) since Aucher (3) isn’t born until 1840.
found in 1830 Acc (“short list” almost certainly CI) census
Aucher Brinney Sr.
Males
0-9
10-23 1
24-35
36-54
55-99 1
Females
0-9
10-23
24-35
36-54
55-99 1
total of 3


There is a white Joseph Briney in the 1830 census. p323 He is the only other Brinney in the 1830 Acc Census.
males
<5 1
15-20 1
40-50 1
females
<5 1
10-15 2
15-20 1
20-30 1
40-50 1
Slaves female 2
free colored, male 3, 1 female
Total household 14