I find reference to this rose in The Gardeners' Monthly and Horticulturalist of January, 1884, p.7.

A gardener, a Mr. Rolker, wrote to the magazine as follows about "the new rose, Andre Schwartz:: "The flowers that were of a fine crimson color last spring...are showing this fall a marked tendency to sports into lighter shades. I have noticed in a few even an approach to pure white. ...one bush, that at first flowered a deep crimson, is now turning towards a pale rose. ...Upon inquiry, Mr. Schwartz, of Lyon, gives the parentage as Tea Rose Souvenir de David d'Angers x Hybrid Perpetual General Jacqueminot.

There is no indication as to where Mr. Rolker may have lived.