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Looks to be a pullet. The male feathering - pointy hackle, saddle and sickle feathers, though those only start to come in at 10-12 weeks old, and the size and redness of the comb and wattles. Females have more round feathers, and usually won't have a big comb until soon before they start laying.

All are mixes. The first is possibly a second generation red sex link and is male. The rest are girls, maybe a few silkie EE crosses in there,

Looks like a pretty mix breed cockerel.

All female. The brown and white ones are Red Sex Links. The white are either Leghorns or White Rocks. Probably Rocks, but I need some better pictures.

How old? They look too young to tell yet, at least for me. You should wait and post pictures again in a few weeks.

That white one is a cockerel. The rest are too young to tell breed or gender. Post pictures again in a few weeks!

Ok, but what color are her legs?

x2. I thought the ear lobe was white, but a closer look shows it is blue. What color is the barred chicken's legs?

If she is going broody, you can break her, give her fertile eggs or give her chicks. First you need to determine if she actually is broody and if she is going to stay broody. Is she laying eggs still? If the answer is yes, then she is not broody. She could however go broody soon. Is she staying...

Looks like a cream legbar.