Louis [the stammerer] married twice. His first wife was Ansgarde daughter of Ct Hardoin and Guerimburga, a Neustrian noble family. He married her in March 862 without his father's permission, as did his brother Charles of Aquitaine who married the widow of Ct Humbert in the same year (Nelson,_Charles the Bald_, p204). By Ansgarde he had two sons (Louis III & Carloman II) and 3 daughters: Hildegarde, Gisela (who died c.884, married Robert Ct of Troyes, d.886), and Ermentrude, whose partner is unknown, but who had a daughter, Cunegund, who married Widric (Wigeric) Ct of Bidgau and Ct Palatine under Charles the Simple). Ansgarde had two brothers, Odo & Hardoin, who had both become counts by 870. Although Louis's father (Chas the Bald) eventually sanctioned the union, some years later he made Louis divorce Ansgarde and had him remarried to Adelaide. This 2nd marriage took place in February, probably 875. Ansgarde died 2 November between 880 and 882, and was buried in Notre Dame de Reims.