This series contains personal account books, records, sermons, and realia created and kept by ministers of First Congregational Church in Stoneham, Massachusetts.

Kept by James Osgood, First Congregatinal Church's first pastor, this book contains pages of "remarkable things," accounts of salary Osgood recieved in Salisbury, a list of moneys paid to creditors, sermon notes, and books received by Osgood. The volume also contains birth/baptismal records kept in a different hand.

This volume contains church meeting minutes, including record of the call to Osgood as settled pastor, articles of faith, records of church discipline, including censure, membership records, baptismal records, and marriage records.

This is an account book of the Osgood family, including James Osgood's expenses and Sarah Osgood's expenses, most of the household expenses for foodstuffs (including rum, chocolate, and butchery services) and clothing goods (including sewing supplies, silk, whale bone, and stays).

This volume contains church meeting minutes, membership records, baptismal records, ecclesiastical council notes, and lists of financial donations.

This volume is comprised of financial records pertaining to the parish treasury. Records include names of recipients and the purpose of the payment as well as date.

This volume is comprised of marriage, death, and baptism records. There is also a record of a bequest to the church and congregation.

This volume is comprised primarily of financial records of the church and its subscribers. Also included are committee reports and notes on church finances, including an assessment and mortgage for the parsonage.

This volume contains quit-claim deeds for pews, financial record, minutes, other pew deeds, and bills of sale. Of particular note is a non-contemporaneous index inserted into the front of the volume.

This volume contains parish meeting minutes and records of votes, committee reports, information on the replacement of the church bell, and records pertaining to the purchase and installation of a furnace.