discov_num	notes	refcode
H 6 26	H VI 26. STTA185. eps Sge = 4 Sge. B is BD+16@3919.
	AD: Baranov (1909) measured new companions at (303deg, 29.2", V=7.8)	BnW1909
	and (343deg, 160.8", V=9.5), in addition to a measure of the AB pair.
	The wide pair was added to the WDS as H 2 26AD, but the 29" pair was
	apparently ignored. A check on Aladin shows no hint of either of the
	new companions. It appears that Baranov may have accidentally merged
	his measure of H 6 26 with measures of the nearby pair 19394+1634 =
	H N 84. His 29.2" measure agrees with other measures of that pair, and
	a star in the field of H N 84 (V=11.9) matches his wide pair.
	H 6 26AD has therefore been X-coded. Since the identification with
	H N 84 is likely but not definite (and since the 12th magnitude star
	near H N 84 appears to be a random field star), Baranov's measures
	have not been added. Thanks to Steve Smith and John Nanson for
	alerting us to this discrepancy.

refcode	metd	author	reference
BnW1909	Ma -	Baranov, W.A.	.
BnW1909		Pub. Obs. Imp. Univ. Kasan #20, 1909

coord_2000	discov_num	comp	epoch	obs	pa	sep	mag_pri	mag_sec	spectr	notes	coord_arcsec_2000
19373+1628	H 6 26	AB	2002	38	82	87.4	5.77	8.35	G9III	N D	193717.38+162746.0
19373+1628	H 6 26	AB	2006	39	82	87.2	5.77	8.35	G9III	N D	193717.38+162746.0
19373+1628	H 6 26	AB	2012	42	82	87.7	5.77	8.35	G9III	N D	193717.38+162746.0
19373+1628	H 6 26	AB	2013	43	82	87.3	5.77	8.35	G9III	N D	193717.38+162746.0
19373+1628	H 6 26	AB	2017	47	82	87.4	5.77	8.35	G9III	N	193717.38+162746.0

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