The first one looks like French Lace -- I'll put a photo link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: French Lace photos

You may know that a climbing rose named Dr. Huey has commonly been used as a grafting rootstock. When the named grafted variety becomes weak or dies, the vigorous Dr. Huey often starts branching out and blooming.

I say this because your second photo reminds me of this rose. I will put another photo link for you below:

Here is a link that might be useful: Dr. Huey photos

Hi petaloid,

Thanks for identify them for me. They do look like French lace and climbing rose based on your photo links. I had been asking so many people and no one could help me. I do hear of the name Dr. Huey. I just do not know it is a climbing rose. I am a beginner...

Thanks!!

You are welcome.

Since you are a beginner, if there is a gardening club or rose club in your area, it might be fun and helpful for you to go to a meeting. That's how I got started, and I have learned a lot.