No, and there never will be. She was the daughter of Arnulf deHesdin. Her father under Duke William was the holder of Pais de Calais, where she was born. He was one of the five Knights who were in service of Robert Malet at the conquest of 1066, and were selected to accompanie him at the burial of the fallen king. Robert Malet was rewarded for his service with Norfolk and Suffolk, where he set up these five faithful knights with their holdings, one of which was the castle at Horsford, where we find Avelina as Arnulf's only living decendant living with both of her husbands- Alan FitzVlad (father of the Stewards of Scotland) and secondly Robert Fitz Walter (father of the Boyd and the FitzRobert of Magna Carta fame, both of which served as sheriff of Norfolk/Suffolk. For evidence of this we must look beyond property and to heraldry, whree we find the arms of Arnulf deHesding (sable, fess chequey gulles) as the sign of the exchequers of Normandy reflected in all of the grandsons of Avelina- the Boyd (field of Azure), Stewart (field of Or), Lindsey (field of Argent), and Houston (Or, chevron chequey) all bear the fess chequey as the sign of the exchequers in which book we can read their history.
