Help me, please! Unknown rose ID

Does anyone know of a fairly common rose that's grown in the south that resembles seven sisters, only with larger blooms? When we moved into a new house when I was a teenager there was this magnificent rose in the yard that matched this description. When we moved I took some with me and it flourished, then five years later when we moved again I took some - but this division didn't make it. My cousin's (at the time) girlfriend bought a huge bouquet one Easter (that's around the time it blooms in southeast Ga) and it was the SAME exact rose I had just picked a bouquet of. Then a friend of a friend had a huge bush in her yard years ago, but I definitely didn't know them well enough to ask for a piece of it. I don't know how to describe it other than saying it looks like a larger version of seven sisters in bloom type, but the leaves are more rounded and a darker green. I've bought seven sisters, Florida Cracker, and Nachiottoses, but these all aren't correct. I would be so very thankful if anyone could help me! It seems to be well known enough three different people were growing up down here. 🩷 Thank you for any help leading me in the right direction. ❤️🩷

PS: It's also not Paul Neuron, it's got thorns.