So my great-grandmother's journal was recently translated from Russian to English, and she mentions a book. It's easier to show you the journal entry, so here you go:

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He got married to Anastasia Pyschola. They lived in the house, that stayed in a low place. The present names of the streets - Ahtyrskaya and Sumskaya. Their house was in between these streets. My grandpa was working as a bread maker, shoemaker. Only rich people would be his clients - this shows he was making very good shoes. Sometimes he would paint pictures as well.

My grandpa was protecting Russian lands in this place from Polish and Swedish. The description of it is in the book of Dudchenko, who took historical materials and described it in his book “Lebedyn”, 1965. And the second edited book in 1974.