No Easter Eggers. I had only the two Barred Rock Hens. One died. The 6 chicks I now have were hatched by the surviving Barred Rock. They were eggs imported from a farm, so she is the stepmama. The owner of the eggs claims he had only a white leghorn rooster and a Sebright rooster at the time the eggs were fertilized. If that is true, the papa would have to be the Sebright; right? If it isn't possible my rooster is part white leghorn, based on his color? Unless there's a rooster they didn't know about at the farm, and I find that highly unlikely. They don't have that many chickens.
One thing-- when the eggs hatched, the rooster was a bit smaller than the other chicks, except for the Bantie, and he was bigger than her. Soooo. Theoretically, if he had a huge Orpington Mama and the tiny Sebright Bantam rooster was his Papa, he could be smaller than the half Leghorn chicks that had no Bantie in them; right? But would Orpington genetics dominate over those of the silver-laced Bantie rooster. If you compare the Bantie, though, with this rooster, you see similarities. A blue head where the Bantie's is black and similar wing tips, though different colored. I'll post the two photos for comparison so you can see what you think.