 In his second reconstruction, Martin de Framond placed more weight on the will of Garsenda, which could be read as implying that she left no children.He suggests that the "nepotes" Hugh and Raymond were children of Raymond II, Count of Rouergue, the nephew of Raymond Pons and his heir-male were he to die without sons.He suggests that Raymond of Rouergue may have succeeded his uncle as Count of Toulouse, and that the husband of Adelaide was son of this count, a like-named half-brother to Raymond III of Rouergue.