tr. circa 890
met

Princesse Rothildis (Rothilde) des Francs Occidental (Rothilde de France, Rothilde Karolingen, van Frankrijk) van West-Frankrijk, dr. van Keizer Karel II 'de Kale' van West-Francië (koning, der Kahle, le Chauve, Regierte 25.12.875-6/13.8/10./8.12.877) en Richildis van Metz, geb. Parijs [Frankrijk] in 871, ovl. Bourges (F) [Frankrijk] op 22 mrt 928, tr. (1) met Roger "Chien De Beaumont" du Maine. Uit dit huwelijk 2 kinderen, tr. (3) met Hugues II de Bourges. Uit dit huwelijk een dochter.

Roger "Chien De Beaumont" du Maine.
Neef van Hugo, graaf van Bourges.
A more difficult question is: when did Hugo II succeed Hugo I? We know that Count Hugo son of widow Rothaus (= Rotilde dau of Charles Bold) was alive in 900 (Werner KdG, IV, 426-8). A Hugo son of Roger signs charters of Hugh the Great for St.Martin de Tours 929 & 931: he is assumed to be the same as the Count Hugo of 900. This is acceptable as Hugo would have been very young in 900 (Rotilde was born 870/7), and may have been count in name only: a count Gauslin appears 905-14, who may have been count of Maine in this period. Roger is thus assumed to be the husband of Rothaus/Rotilde, and the same as the count Rodgar, the enemy of the Bp of Le Mans in 897, who excommunicated him, and we are told Rodgar died soon after.
So you can see that the ES may be wrong in assigning Hugo I 900-14, and Hugo II 931-76.
Incidentally this Rodgar is sometimes seen as the count Rodgar, _nepos_ of another Count Hugo, who is mentioned by Abbo de St.Germain- des-Pres in his Poem on the Siege of Paris by the Vikings. This Hugo was killed fighting William the Pious in c.892. Sometimes he is referred to as Count of Bourges and as the ancestor of the cts of Maine: this is why there exists an alternate theory - the 'Bourges descent' we better call it. Some French historians, even good ones, still adhere to it, eg M.Bur in his la formation de Champagne etc).
Another Hugo Ct of Maine appears as the ally of Alan II at the battle of Trans in 939. Werner thinks he was Hugo I and died sometime before 955.
Hugo II appears in 955 up to 976: he had died by 992. Hugo II is assumed to be the son of Hugo I: I don't think any source tells us for certain - the Acts are not much help: they seem to omit Hugo I/II altogether and say that the first Ct of Maine was Hugo son of David (!) father of Herbert. As you will see the Cts of Maine in the 10th century are notable for their longevity: it is possible that due to the lack of sources, historians (eg Werner) may have conflated 2 separate individuals.
> However many Hughs were Counts of Maine, can anyone supply the identity of any of their wives? Stuart shows none for any of his three Hughs.
I don't think any source mentions them, though I suspect that Hugo II probably married an Angevin, perhaps a dau of Fulk II, as he had a son Fulk who appears 967-92.".

897 Graf v.Maine, trat gegen Gauzlin v.Maine auf.

Princesse Rothildis des Francs Occidental.
Rothilde zou ook getrouwd zijn met Sigisbert VI. Dit komt ook voor in het boek Het Heilige Bloed en de Heilige Graal op pag. 234 - 237. Zij is uit het geslacht der Karolingen, verstorben wahrscheinlich 22.3.922, erhielt von Karl dem Einfältigen die Frauenabtei Chelles und Notre-Dame u. S.-Jean in Laon. Als Karl ihr 922 Chelles wieder wegnahm, um damit seinen Günstling Hagano auszustatten, gab dies mit einen Anlass zum Fürstenaufstand, der den König seine Regentschaft kostete. Sibylle besass, offenbar aus mütterlichem Erbe, auch Güter im Metzer Raum.

• Vader:
  Johannes van Wijngaarden, zn. van Carel van Wijngaarden (tabakhandelaar) en Haesje Aelberts Pot, ged. Oudewater op 30 okt 1675, graanhandelaar, begr. Oudewater op 19 apr 1713, otr. Oudewater op 2 mrt 1704, tr. Oudewater op 2 mrt 1704 met

• Moeder:
  Krijntje Olofs (Crijntje Odolfs) Amersfoort, dr. van Odolph Willems Amersfoort (schepen 1685, 1695 en 1704 te Blokland) en Ariaantje Cornelis de Cort(e), ged. Blokland op 19 feb 1682, ovl. Haarlem op 31 jul 1764, tr. (1) met Willem Maartens Goor. Uit dit huwelijk 5 kinderen.

otr. Oudewater op 27 okt 1735, tr. Montfoort op 13 nov 1735
met

Sophia Sonnenberg (Zonnenberg), dr. van Leenderd Sonnenberg(h) (raad in de vroedschap, schepen) en Anna Speijert, ged. Montfoort op 29 dec 1709, begr. aldaar op 3 jun 1788.

Uit dit huwelijk een dochter: