Hatchery did not mark chicks!!

[fightingbunny]

Looking at the eye line I think 2 is definately a welsummer. From the id page "Speckled Sussex can look similar to Welsummer, however Speckled Sussex have a distinct eye line that curves up while Welsummer chicks have a eye line that goes straight back or slightly downward." The number 2 has a much more yellow belly, so I am thinking that is the sussex. The V also seems to differ slightly between them, so now...which is the second welsummer?

 

[fightingbunny]

Brown chick #1

 

[fightingbunny]

Brown Chick #2

 

[fightingbunny]

Brown Chick #3

 

[fightingbunny]

Brown Chick #4

 

[fightingbunny]

Brown Chick #5

 

[fightingbunny]

The Others! These are the "non brown so not the barnevelder". The black chicks are obviously the australorp and dominiques. The chipmunk silvery/black one is the silver laced wyandotte. There are 3 yellows and 2 have feathers on their legs, so those are the marans. The ancona is also obvious. The web site didn't show the backs of the silver spangled hamburg, but there is a mottled grey with yellowish head one that sure is a prime suspect.

There is one that I didn't outright identify (other than the brown chipmunks). It is a plain bright yellow. Maybe the meal maker? Or maybe the third easter egger.

 

[fightingbunny]

So far:
1: ?
2: Welsummer?
3: ?
4: Barnevelder?
5: Speckled Sussex?
6: Dominique
7: Dominique
8: Dominique
9: Dominique
10: Black Australorp
11: Ancona
12: Silver Spangled Hamburg
13: Silver Laced Wyandotte
14: Blue Splash Marans
15: Blue Splash Marans
16: ? Died
17: fuzzy cheeked chipmunks believe to be Easter eggers.
18: fuzzy cheeked chipmunks believe to be Easter eggers.

 

[MillersFarm]

I know that 2 is for sure a sussex, the rest im a bit iffy on, But heres a great website that could help you identify these lil' puffs, Helps me out all the time http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/BRKBabyChicks.html

 

[debid]

Speckled Sussex has white legs and the belly is usually light. It's #5 in the brown group shot, bright pink feet are obvious there. Barnevelder and Welsummer have yellow legs. Welsummer usually has crisper, simpler markings with the Barnevelder being darker and more patterned.

Is this a barnevelder?

This is the one I think it is. I can't promise to be right because you have too many similar looking chicks but that's the one I'd choose if you need to pick it out now.

ETA: your pics didn't follow in the quote but that was #4 I believe to be your Barnie.