In various contemporary sources, the house of Benicke not only gradually gave its name to the slopes, but was also used as a point of reference. In 1564, a house was said to be located "by Blackfriars slope right across Jörenn Beneke's house" ("wiid Swartmunka brincken twerth vtöffver Jörenn Benekes huss"). In 1605, a house offered for sale was said to be located "in Jörenn Benichson's slope, on the north side of Jörenn Benichsons house" ("i Jören Benichsons brinck, på nörre sidhenn om Jörenn Benichsons hus"), and his name appears again in 1622 when another building is put up for sale. Finally, on a map dated 1733 the slopes were labelled with their present names ("Nor och Söder Benike Brincken").