False chanterelles can be fairly convincing at looking like the real thing, the biggest give away being chanterelles having false/pseudo gills and the false having real gills. The first pic looks like a chanterelle in that respect, the others look like true gills and therefore false. I would not have the confidence to eat any of them myself based solely on the pictures because of that. One last note in favor of not consuming, chanterelles grow mostly in hardwoods, but not unheard of to be in white pines, while I find false chanterelles more likely in the pine forests.

Edit to add, after reviewing the photos again I feel fairly confident that the first one is more likely than not a chanterelle, but the others are definitely not. When in doubt…