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Hi wvuhunter - although this guide is for New York, you may find some identifications here:
New York State Museum - Projectile Point Type Collection
One of the difficulties in projectile point identification is the names change by location. When I read posts from Texas, for example, the names are all new to me. But WV is close to NY, so use that guide: you'll have some fun. Also, broken points give me problems, like your pic 2: stem is broken off looks to me.
If these were found in New York, I would say your 1st pic looks like a Brewerton Corner Notched, 2nd pic too broken for me to form an opinion, 3rd pic very cool and I have no idea - look how deep those notches are!, 4th pic looks to be an 'Otter Creek'. Take a careful look at the online guide...and see what you think.
Why look at a New York reference when you can view a West Virginia one? Lol
West Virginia Projectile Points