There is Persian Yellow, which is a deep yellow, Harison's yellow, lighter yellow, rosa lutea foetida,single, and rosa foetida bi-color, which is orange and single.
all of these were brought west with the pioneers a long time ago. They used to be all over towns when I was a kid. The local nursery here carries rosa foetida bi-color which is orange and Harison's Yellow.
Harison's Yellow was a chance seedling discovered by Dr. Harison in New York City.
This rosa is called rosa foetida because some people don't like the smell. I think Persian Yellow is disagreeable, but the others I like.
If you get to driving the alleys in the old part of town you can find them still.
Now this rose I'm describing blooms in June, once a year.

I had a Persian Yellow.
This yellow rose is BAD BAD BAD news for Blackspot.
Regularly all of the leaves will fall off by the end of July.
The problem is that the blackspot will spread and infect all of your other rose bushes, and cause them to die.
You can carry on the tradition of a fragrant rose in your garden, but the child doesn't have your memory, so she can form a new memory, which will be just as pleasant and long lasting as yours, if you grow a newer variety of highly fragrant Hybrid Teas, such as those that have won the
James Alexander Gamble Fragrance Medal such as
Crimson Glory Wilhelm Kordes 1961
Tiffany Robert Lindquist 1962
Chrysler Imperial Dr. Walter E. Lammerts 1965
Sutter's Gold Herbert C. Swim 1966
Granada Robert Lindquist 1968
Fragrant Cloud Mathias Tantau 1970
Papa Meilland Alain Meilland 1974
Sunsprite Wilhelm Kordes 1979
Double Delight Herbert C. Swim & Arnold W. Ellis 1986
Fragrant Hour Sam McGredy IV 1997
Angel Face Herbert C. Swim and Oliver Weeks 2002
Secret Daniel Tracey 2003
Mister Lincoln

or you could pick a David Austin, of which there are many that are highly fragrant. Personally I have had excellent results with Tiffany, a most beautiful classic rose.
Lillian Austin, Mary Rose, Winchester Cathedral, Benjamin Britten, and many many others are also worthwhile.