OK...we can deduce where some are from and get an idea. Let's start with the birdies. The red and white ones (alibates). They will be from western Ok, NW TX, SW KS, or NE CO., they are Washita focus. The Alibates looks somewhat grey/blue and translucent..which would tell us that perhaps its a Day Creek variety - known for Oklahoma panhandle and surrounding areas. The two white pieces of chalcedony / agate could be luna agate, known to occur in the fringes of NM and surrounding areas. The tan quartzite of the large harahey is also right for the area. The cherts pictured do occur in South KS, and throughout alot of Oklahoma. As far as styles, typical of the area; Samantha, Washita, Grand, etc.
At least some of them, I am sure came from around the north central to northwest Oklahoma area, to southern Kansas.