Research continues on exact varieties but this will give you a start. A special thanks to Janet Witter for her help.

	Rosa Mundi- R. gallica versicolor pre 1581, once blooming
	Rosa Alba- Madame Plantier 1835, once blooming
	Harrisons Yellow- Hybrid foetida, 1830
	Pink Sweetbrier- R. eglanteria pre 1551, once blooming
	Pink Moss- R. centifolia ? Salet? 1854, repeat blooming
	White Moss- R. centifolia unique and unidentified variety in Lone Fir Cemetery
	Old Red Moss- R. centifolia 2 William Lobb? 1855, once blooming
	Crested Moss- R. centifolia Chapeau de Napoleon 1826, once blooming
	Persian Yellow- R. foetida species, once blooming
	Austrian Copper- Ditto
	Austrian Yellow- Ditto
	Queen of the Prairies- R. setigera hybrid 1843, once blooming
	Father Hugo- R. hugonis introduced from China 1899, once blooming
	Rambler Seven Sisters- R. multiflora 1817, once blooming
	Rambler Old White Memorial-? White Lady Banks?
	Rambler White and Yellow Lady Banks- R. banksiae 1807; yellow 1824, once blooming
	China Old Blush- China 1752, repeat bloom
	China Hermosa- China Hybrid 1840, continuous bloom
	Pink Damask— R. damascena ? Autumn Damask? pre 1819, repeat bloom
	Apothecary Rose- R. Gallica pre 1600, once blooming
	Rosa Multiflora white rambler type- ? polyantha thurbengii? 1830’s, once blooming