At that time the river Lhen ran through some of those names you mentioned before opening into marsh and a Lough. At the end of the lough was the Lhen Mill Dam and the Mill as part of Ballaclucas. It then formed again before the bridge.

Whilst there were a number of Crofts in the area I think the one you are referring to is called Lace's Croft.

By 1763 both Bahee and Philip were dead and the croft , with others, was taken by Deemster Daniel Lace- see Nigel Crow's site Manxroots.

Len Faragher