James Summers: The Examination of James Summers 14 November 1701
Middx. et Westmr. } Ss The Examination of James Sum̄er (now in Custory) taken this 14.th day of November 1701.
Who being duely Examined Saith, that the Counterfeit Money with the Flasks ready moulded with the Impressions or Flatts of a Shilling and two Sixpences now produced & Shewn unto him might be hid or layd in his Cellar by some other person than himselfe, for that he knows not how they came there, and that one day Sweeping behind his Counter, he found some of the Said Counterfeit Money, and that the rest (for anything he knows to the Contrary) he might take of Customers for boyld meat which he selleth James Sum̄ers Capt coram me J. Stanley
Source
MINT 15/17/419, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK14 Nov 1701, c. 119 words.