To my knowledge there are no historical or biblical records of Jesus that were written during his lifetime. The historical accounts of Jesus by the Jewish historian Josephus and the Roman historian Tacitus were (supposedly} written during the second half of the first Century. Their texts state, "Someone named Christus was the founder of the movement bearing his name and he was executed during the reign of Tiberius by order of Pontius Pilate".
There are divided opinions on their authenticity and some scholars suggest the information was more than likely obtained from Christians. There is also some evidence that the records were tampered with by the Church over the next few Centuries. Of course nobody knows who wrote the gospels according to Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. But the evidence also suggests they too were written from the second half of the first Century onwards and have been amended well over a thousand times by the Church.
So apparently, there are no first hand historical or biblical accounts of Jesus that were written during the time he lived.
