article_snippet.sent: The family of one ANZAC veteran were thrilled to receive news from a stranger a week that The family of one ANZAC veteran  relative's war medal had been unearthed in an east Melbourne Park.
article_snippet.sent: Ashley Manzie was combing an east Melbourne Park with Ashley Manzie when Ashley Manzie discovered a medal belonging to Frederick George Biddulph, who served with the 23rd Australian Infantry Battalion at Gallipolli between 1914 and 1915.
article_snippet.sent: Rare find: Ashley Manzie unearthed the WW1 star medal when Ashley Manzie was combing a Melbourne park with Ashley Manzie a week.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Norton, who has been researching his family history for 'a very long time' thinks the WW1 star medal doesn't belong to Frederick at all, but to Mr Norton, who has been researching his family history for 'a very long time' brother Lewis William Biddulph. '
article_snippet.sent: The lost medal is instead thought to have belonged to The lost medal brother, Lewis 'Bunny' Biddulph .
article_snippet.sent: For Stephen Norton, the discovery raises the question of the other two medals that the records say were awarded to her son. '
article_snippet.sent: Stephen Norton says Stephen Norton will proudly wear the newly-found medal, alonsgide those of Stephen Norton grandfather and Stephen Norton own father, to the Marylands RSL Anzac Day dawn service this weekend.
article_snippet.sent: 'the discovery made not just my day but his year when I found out that I could return the medal to a living relative.
highlights_snippet.sent: A Melbourne man has unearthed a WW1 medal  with A Melbourne man metal detector .
  