Gabriel Marie OUDIN, horticulturist born May 11, 1829 in Saint Désir (Calvados, France) and deceased, son of Louis Auguste, gardener, died before 1853 in St Désir and Marie Jeanne TINARD
On November 22, 1853 in Valognes (Manche, France), he married Laure Clarisse CARETTE BONDESSEIN born July 14, 1829 in Valognes, daughter of Victor Joseph, bookseller, and Marie Charlotte FOUACE
They had only one child: Victor Auguste Gabriel born October 7, 1854 in Lisieux and died February 21, 1855 in Lisieux.
In 1856, the couple lived on rue Bocage in Lisieux (Calvados, France) then in 1866, on Place du Palais in Meudon (Hauts de Seine, France)

One of Marie Gabriel's brothers was called Jules Auguste. He was born on July 25, 1819 in Le Bu sur Rouvres (Cavaldos, France). He was qualified as a horticulturist in 1853, 1857, 1858.
He first married Palmyre Anne BERTIN then secondly, on August 10, 1853 in Valognes Blanche Isabelle CARETTE BONDESSEIN, sister of Laure Clarisse.
It is probably him who is known under the name of OUDIN ainé.

Louis WALTER, post director and creator of the Savernes rose garden, born December 29, 1866 in Dieffenbach (Bas Rhin, France) and died November 18, 1941 in Savernes (Bas Rhin, France), son of Georges and Barbe FREMDLING.
On October 10, 1891 in Savernes, he married Cécile Catherine OSTER, born November 24, 1866 in Savernes and died on November 24, 1959 in Savernes, hence Louise Aline Cécile WALTER born and died on February 26, 1893 in Savernes

Rose dedicated to Pauline GIRARDIN, a painter specializing in botanical watercolors. Pauline Suzanne JOANNIS born October 5, 1818 in Belleville (Seine, France) and died October 21, 1894 in Paris 15th in her home on rue Blanche, daughter of Louis-Alexandre JOANNIS and Marie Jeanne Pauline LAMBERT married January 10, 1843 in Paris 5th, St Laurent church, Charles Denis GIRARDIN, mathematics professor, born May 15, 1814 in Paris and died June 2, 1877 in Paris 15th, natural son of Louise Sophie GIRARDIN.

Rose named after the "Jardin de l'Arquebuse", a botanical garden created in 1833 in Dijon (Côte d'or, France)