Primary Source Documentation as Show Her Name "Warimburge"

The Foundation for Medieval Research: Franks, Carolingian Nobility

A document issued by Charles II "le Chauve" King of the West Franks dated Nov 853 names "Eirardus episcopus, Teodericus abba, Herloinus, Hardoinus" as missi in "Aprincato, Constantino, Bagisino, Coriliso, Ot Lingua Saxonia, et Harduini, Oxiniso et in Lisuino"[535].

m WARIMBURG, daughter of ---. “Vuarimburgis ... comitissa et filius meus Odo comes” donated property “villam ... nostram ... Boselnvilla ... sita in pagos Tallau et Vimnau super fluvium Vinlena” to the abbey of Saint-Maur-des Fossés, for the soul of “senior nostro Harduino comite” by charter dated 13 Jan 859, subscribed by “Harduino consentiente, Abbo consentiente, Rampo comus, Hugo consentiente, Hrotgario consentiente ... Herveo comus ...”[536].

Harduin & his wife had two [known] children:

• Eudes (Odo)
• Ansgardis (Ansgarde), married to Louis the Stammerer 862, divorced by him 876/77.