Could someone identify this for me please, trying to figure out what I have and label them, I'm sure I will be asking for more identification later as well.

My guess Haworthia. Gene

I think your right Gene, i found a picture that looks very similar and its called Haworthia Cuspidata aka aloe cuspidata??

This is extremely hard to do. There are so many look a-likes plus hybrids. Could be right. It is a Haworthia not a Aloe. Although they do interbreed.
Stush

I give up, I think i will just name it George and go on....

Hello Kim, looking at your photo, I see some streaks of line on some leaves, so it may be Haworthia emelyae, Unless I am seeing two plants there, the bigger one looks H. cuspidata and the one a bit more to the front is H. emelyae

Here is my H. emelyae for comparison:

i will try to get a better picture of it tomorrow and post it for comparison.

Here is a side by side to help you further Kim in comparing:
Haworthia emelyae to the left; Haworthia cuspidata to the right..sorry half photo


Here is a fuller photo of my H. cuspidata:
this photo Nov 2014, it shrank a bit, it was one long dry spring to late fall then:


it perked back up after the winter rains and cooler temps: oh this is a better shot of my first photo

OK , new pictures, hopefully they are clearer...it does have the lines in it, and I don't know if this helps or not but it's a really hard succulent, rock hard and stiff.

Hi Kim, looking at your plant now, I think it is neither Haworthia emelyae or cuspidata..it looks a bit nearer to Haworthia retusa. My H emelyae has the lines and those little bumpy dots, while your plant has smoother leaves. I guess for now just use noid Haworthia till we can narrow down some more.

oh my goodness , until you mentioned it, I never noticed the little bumpy things...