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I would not call them Olive Eggers unless they actually lay olive-colored eggs, just like I wouldn't say a chicken lays brown eggs or white eggs if it actually lays a different color.

No actual breed, but Olive Egger is the common name for the kind of mix you are making.

Yes, that sounds correct to me. The only thing I'm not sure about: some Easter Eggers carry the gene for not-blue eggs, even if they themselves lay blue eggs. So you might get some daughters that lay olive and some that lay dark-ish brown. Or you might get just olive eggers, if all of your...