Simon the Norman is well known in England from the story of his dismissal and disgrace by Henry III early in 1240, but less as Master Simon of Steland (or Steyland, de Esteilant, de Esteyland) whom Henry presented to the archdeaconry of Norfolk in May 1237.
Simon the Norman is renowned in England from the tale of his ouster and ignominy by Henry III at the outset of 1240, but less so as Master Simon of Steland (or Steyland, de Esteilant, de Esteyland), whom Henry appointed to the archdeaconry of Norfolk in May 1237.