Help me identify my insta-flock!

[watchdogps]

I just got these guys today, I havent had time to get familiar, so I cant tell you what color legs they have, etc. What you see is all I know. (story is in mging your flock)

Any guesses as to what they might be?
#1
The only primarily white one in the group. Obviously hen, but breed? She's standard size.

#2

#3
several that look like this. They are smaller, bantams or small standards

#4

 

[watchdogps]

I guess numbers 3 & 4 are the same type, didnt notice in the smaller pic I had up.

#5
Polish mix?

#6
Really cute little hen! Small, but also looks young..

#7

#8
I love the yellow on him!

 

[watchdogps]

#9
Obviously a team favorite..

#10
There are several like this, mostly hens, and I couldnt get the camera to pick it u, but there is a very distinct violet sheen to their feathers

 

[roocrazy]

it looks like there is toooo m ant roos, and the look like mutts. maybe a cochin in there.

 

[watchdogps]

wayyy too many roos, we will be weeding them out, but these were kind of a "surprise gift" What do you think looks cochin?

 

[skillswife]

I was thinking a black feather footed was possibly cochin but the comb isn't right for that.

 

[watchdogps]

What COLOR is the color in #s 3&4 considered?

 

[tennesseeckn]

I see a lot of cochin in there, too. The black pullet looks like she might have some silkie, too, though. I'll bet you'll have some broodies if that's the case.

ETA: They look like they've had it rough. I'm glad they found their way to someone who'll take good care of them. Rehoming most of the roos will do wonders for the girls' feathering.

 

[watchdogps]

Thats right, the cochins are the little fatty chickens! Thats where they probably get that roundness.
They were caught last night and were literally piled on top of each other in two small dog crates until I unloaded them at about 10am. So yeah, they look a little rough right now. Poor things.

 

[watchdogps]

anyone else care to give me some help ID'ing? Pretty please?