article_snippet.sent: Frederick never went to war.
article_snippet.sent: Frederick'd lost two fingers blowing up fish so Frederick  wouldn't have been accepted to fight,' said Ashley Manzie. '
article_snippet.sent: It means that a grave in Melbourne's Springvale Cemetery bearing a plaque with Frederick's name is probably not Frederick either.
article_snippet.sent: Instead, a grave in Melbourne's Springvale Cemetery bearing a plaque with Frederick's name records the date of Lewis's death, or 'Bunny' as Frederick was called in the family 'because Frederick was so fast.'
article_snippet.sent: Ashley Manzie recently discovered that Frederick had actually died nine years before ''Bunny' as he was called in the family ' in New Zealand.
article_snippet.sent: Frederick Biddulph's plaque at Melbourne's Springvale Cemetery probably belongs to Frederick Biddulph's brother Lewis, who joined the army in Frederick Biddulph's plaque at Melbourne's Springvale cemetery because Frederick Biddulph's plaque at Melbourne's Springvale cemetery had poor hearing .
article_snippet.sent: From the archives: Frederick (left) whose name is inscribed on the WW1 medal, never joined the army because Frederick lost two fingers 'blowing up fish' before the war.