A Londoner in a Scottish regiment?

[Kerby]

I have a picture of a soldier from ww1 that I am led to believe is my great grandfather.
I have searched for records but can’t find anything, can you help please?

Frederick Stanley Reeves born  13th July 1890. He served in a Scottish regiment.

He was married to Emily Amelia, they married 1909.
His parents are Frederick John and Agnes Lydia

[Ladyhawk]

I'm not seeing anything on Anc*y

Where was he born, parents names, did he marry might help with trying to establish if we have the correct person  if any Army records can be found

There's this entries on find my past but sorry I don't have subscription

Reeves   Frederick S 1914-20   Britain, Campaign, Gallantry & Long Service

[Rosinish]

Could this be him?

Middlesex area...

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D4813105

Annie

[Rosinish]

Maybe?

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D4814650

Annie

[Kerby]

Could this be him?

Middlesex area...

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D4813105

Annie

I am not sure, because I am looking for a Scottish regiment I wouldn’t have thought the mention of Middlesex would have anything to do with it??

[Ladyhawk]

Frederick Sidney Reeves born  13th July 1890. He served in a Scottish regiment.

He was married to Emily Amelia, they married 1909.
His parents are Frederick John and Agnes Lydia

thank you for adding the additional information to your post

[Ladyhawk]

On his marriage/baptism his middle name is STANLEY not SIDNEY

Frederick Stanley Reeves Father:   Frederic Reeves
Marriage Age:   20
Marriage Date:   14 Jun 1909 St Barnabas, Homerton, Hackney, England
Emily Amelia Rider

Frederick Stanley Reeves born 13th July 1890
Baptism Date:   3 Aug 1890 Hackney St John, Hackney
Father:   Frederick Reeves  Mother:   Agnes Reeves

[Mowsehowse]

Could this be him?

Middlesex area...

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D4813105

Annie

I am not sure, because I am looking for a Scottish regiment I wouldn’t have thought the mention of Middlesex would have anything to do with it??

There was an event on Paignton Green during the summer and I got chatting to a soldier because he was wearing a khaki kilt and tam-o-shanter with a little blue pom-pom on it.  Turned out he was a member of the London Scottish Regiment.
Therefore can't see why you might not have Scots in the London regiment and Londoners in Scottish regiments.

[Rosinish]

I wouldn’t have thought the mention of Middlesex would have anything to do with it??

My thought was if he was a Londoner, joined up in Middlesex & possibly changed regiments later ?

Annie