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I have amended the heading of the section dealing with the Ring-croft of Stocking.
'Mackie Poltergeist' as a reference to this episode is very recent. Historically, the visitant was described to the 'Rerrick spirit' or 'Rerwick apparition'; by Trotter as the 'Ghost of the Ring.' Poltergeist references date mostly from the mid- C20th onwards, fairly comprehensively as the 'Rerrick poltergeist' and this seems the most satisfactory term to use, combining the historic name and the modern interpretation. I have amended the list of epithets at the end of the paragraph accordingly.