By the look of the flower and the way it has a 'nodding' flower head I would say they are "teas" older forms of roses, not hybrid teas. I have seen the top one but at present the name escapes me, I will try to find it.
Regards David.

Could the first one be Le Vesuve?

Beautiful roses!

They're surely Tea Roses, but Teas are very changeable, so pretty tough to ID them on the strength of one bloom.

But Teas have a great history in TX. How old are these plants, do you know?

I don't see any pictures, just codes in brackets like this--{{gwi:251570}} .

I see the pics but this thread is 3 years old and the pics might be being deleted by HOUZZ

I just brought it up looking at old Tea threads and the pictures were still there.

I thought so Shelia. They are beautiful roses so glad you found them

So sorry they are gone! That's the definition of the old tea roses - gorgeous blooms, love heat, and grow way larger than anyone expects them to!

That’s a shame they are now gone, thanks for the update

It is a shame as they were replaced with knockout roses