The Wraith of Lord Lyne

Robertson tells the tale in 'The Wraith of Lord Lyne', and says the Lynes were vassals of the De Morvilles, who lived near a natural waterfall on the Caaf Water until about the beginning of the seventeenth century. He says the family was said to be warned of death by the wraith of the person concerned, and that Dalry parish was a favourite haunt of fairies, witches and warlocks. He also gives a story of a man called Willie Mackie who was surrounded by hundreds of white-clad figures on the Ward Farm. A short version is given on Wikipedia's page for the Caaf Water, with the same detail of the stag and the dogs of hell.