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Petts Wood is a suburb of South East London and is a part of the London Borough of Bromley (formerly in Kent). The name appeared first in 1577 as "the wood of the Pett family", who were shipbuilders and leased the wood as a source of timbers. William Willett, a campaigner for daylight saving time, lived in nearby Chislehurst for most of his life, and is commemorated by a memorial sundial in the wood. More information on the Wikipedia page [1]

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rdfs:label	Petts Wood
rdfs:comment	Petts Wood is a suburb of South East London and is a part of the London Borough of Bromley (formerly in Kent). The name appeared first in 1577 as "the wood of the Pett family", who were shipbuilders and leased the wood as a source of timbers. William Willett, a campaigner for daylight saving time, lived in nearby Chislehurst for most of his life, and is commemorated by a memorial sundial in the wood. More information on the Wikipedia page [1]
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dcterms:subject	London Borough of Bromley
abstract	Petts Wood is a suburb of South East London and is a part of the London Borough of Bromley (formerly in Kent). The name appeared first in 1577 as "the wood of the Pett family", who were shipbuilders and leased the wood as a source of timbers. William Willett, a campaigner for daylight saving time, lived in nearby Chislehurst for most of his life, and is commemorated by a memorial sundial in the wood. More information on the Wikipedia page [1]

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