I would be glad to scan this and send to anyone interested. In a crumpling Friday, February 5, 1897, Greenville News. Debby Neves Another Old Soldier at Rest Major Niles Nesbitt, who is well know in the city and county, died in his home in Taylors Monday morning of consumption. He was a native Spartanburg county and 69 years of age. During the civil war he was major of the First South Carolina Calvary regiment, commanded by Colonel Black, and served with great bravery. After the war he resided in this city, clerking for T. W. Davis, also for a short time acting for Sheriff Gilreath. He was a member of the Baptist church at his home, but was buried Tuesday at Woodruff's.