I'd post this on the antique roses forum. If this is a volunteer rose, then probably you will only learn the probably class of rose that it is.
Add more pictures showing:
1) the bud of the rose, especially the base
2) the stems and any thorns

also, note if it is scented and whether it blooms again or if this is it's only flush of the year.

Good luck.

Thank you Lola-lemon. I'll take more pictures when it gets another bud on the antique roses forum.

Thank you Lola-lemon. I'll take more pictures when it gets another bud and post on the antique roses forum.

It looks like Banshee to me. Here is some helpful information on this extremely fragrant rose.

Here is a link that might be useful: Paul Barden Roses - Banshee

If the suckers are coming from low on the base or the roots, it was most likely grafted. Remove the suckers as they are not of the desired scion.

Here is a link that might be useful: rose suckers

If the suckers are coming from low on the base or the roots, it was most likely grafted. Remove the suckers as they are not of the desired scion.

Here is a link that might be useful: rose suckers

I believe it is 'Banshee' It has a very strong scent and looks the same. The suckers if they are called that, are not growing from the on the base but a foot to so away coming straight out of the ground. Should I still remove them? Thank you all for the help. Nancy

No, Banshee is a large shrub rose, make sure to place it where it will have room to achieve its full potential. Banshee is a passalong plant and not likely grafted.

I guess some background is going to help too.
Where did it come from. Did someone plant it? Is there reason to believe it is a grafted plant?

Someone could have planted a sucker of banshee, or chopped down banshee and then you have this coming back up,
But yes, otherwise, usually, banshee isn't found so small.

Does it bloom all summer. What kind of hips does it have? Is it thorny? are the buds covered in whisker like prickles? all this will help identify it.

Thanks Jeanne. It is in a good space I think. Partial shade like I read it should have. There should be plenty of room to grow. Now I'll just enjoy it.

Thanks Jeanne. It is in a good space I think. Partial shade like I read it should have. There should be plenty of room to grow. Now I'll just enjoy it.

Lola, I got it in a trade from MN. It was a small peice. This is it's third year and 1st time blooming. It only had 2 blooms and I don't see anymore buds. It's very fragrant. No fuzz on stems. The thorns are not really large or hard. My soil has a lot of shale so it doesn't hold water well. We've has a lot of rain this year so it's grown quite a bit.