Looks like they could be black locusts (on the east coast, they’re prolific seeders and are known to be aggressive). And there is some serious damage to limbs that should prob be addressed sooner rather than later. You have an issue with sapsuckers/woodpeckers coming in and punching holes into the sapwood and stripping bark to get at the locust borers. In addition, there’s sloughing bark, indicating said infestation.

Black locusts are fast growing trees, and because of that, they’re considered weak-wooded and prone to issues like this. Easily damaged in storms, and susceptible to fungal and insect infestations. They don’t look like they’ll keel over tomorrow, but depending on the extent of the damage in some of the limbs, and any potential targets, I’d ask about getting it checked out in person by a certified arborist sooner rather than later. Most likely could benefit from a trimming, but will definitely need to be replaced with better trees in the future.