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- Groom_of_the_Stole comment "Groom of the Stole in the British Royal Household is a position dating from the Stuart era (1603 onwards) but which evolved from the earlier Groom of the Stool, an office in existence until the accession of Elizabeth I. The original nomenclature derived from the chair used in the performance of the function (Stul being Norse and Early English for Chair).".