In 1835, at the age of 19, Ada married fellow scientist William King and became Augusta King. In 1837, William was given the title Earl of Lovelace and Ada became the Countess of Lovelace. Hence the name Ada Lovelace. Between 1836 and 1839, they had three children, named Byron, Anne and Ralph. After having her children, Ada decided to go back to her passion of Mathematics. With the help of Mary Somerville and Professor Augustus De Morgan of the University College of London, she advanced her learning. Ada considered mathematics to have a certain poetry about it. Of course, it did not please her mother to hear Ada speak about anything to do with poetry. She blamed poetry for her ex-husbands’ ‘madness’.