Aymer II was Count of Angoulême from 945 to his death in 952.
Family Aymer was the illegitimate son of Count William Taillefer I of Angoulême and an unknown concubine. His brother was Count Arnald II Manzer of Angoulême.Alfred Richard, Histoire des Comtes de Poitou, volume I,
Biography Aymer first appears in a document dated around 942: in which his father William Taillefer I donated property to the Abbey of Saint-Cybard and the deed of donation was also countersigned by his cousin Bernard, Count of Périgord (Bernardi comitis) and by his son Aymer, (Adhemari comitis filii Guillemi).Louis Halphen, France: the last Carolingians and the rise of Hugh Capet (888-987), in «History of the medieval world», vol. II, 1979, pp. 636–661
He started to co-rule Angoulême with his father from 945 until his death, predeceasing his father.Historia Pontificum et Comitum Engolismensis, Cap. XVIII. De morte Willelmi.
Aymer did not marry and had no known descendants.
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