GD 2         white dwarf
GD 410       white dwarf
GD 8         white dwarf
SA 20-245    BD+45 188
SA 20-39     BD+44 156
SA 20-43     BD+44 157
SA 20-297    BD+45 192
SA 20-446    BD+45 197
SA 20-456    HD 4461 BD+45 201
GD 273       white dwarf
GD 10        white dwarf
GD 11        white dwarf
GD 275       white dwarf
GD 418       white dwarf
GD 276       white dwarf
GD 277       white dwarf
GD 13        white dwarf
GD 278       white dwarf
GD 421       white dwarf; NLTT 6125; ROSAT object (Pye et al., 1995, cat. J/MNRAS/274/1165)
GD 279H      GSC 03283-01238
GD 279B      TYC 3283-1242-1
GD 279       white dwarf; GJ 3121
GD 281       white dwarf
GD 283       white dwarf
GD 38        white dwarf; NLTT 9660, WD 0259+378, SDSS J030231.02+380058.7
SA 23-57     IRAS 03415+4454
GD 61        white dwarf
GD 64        white dwarf; NLTT 14208
SA 26-135    HD 47881, BD+44 1516
SA 26-234    HD 47913, BD+44 1517
SA 26-150    HD 48028, BD+44 1519
SA 26-58     HD 48052, BD+44 1520
SA 26-60     HD 48051, BD+44 1521
SA 26-172    HD 48209, BD+44 1524
SA 26-93     IRAS 06415+4434, TYC 2953-1709-1
GD 91        white dwarf; LTT 12215, Wolf 309
PG 0837+401B eclipsing binary; NSVS 4818255
PG 0837+401  KUV 345-28, an UV-excess object
KUV 345-30   white dwarf; NSVS 4819428, WD 0839+399, PG 0839+399
PG 0846+558  white dwarf; an UV-emission source
GD 98        white dwarf; NLTT 20587, KUV 345-34, PG 0854+405
GD 299       white dwarf; PG 0934+554
SA 29-153    HD 83697, BD+44 1894, GCRV 60807
SA 29-24     BD+44 1898, GCRV 60831
SA 29-303    HD 84219, BD+45 1757, GCRV 60856
SA 29-322    BD+45 1761, GCRV 60867
PG 0943+521  dwarf nova; ER UMa, AAVSO 0939+52. The single observation herein appears to have caught the star at a minimum (Ohshima et al., 2012PASJ...64L...3O)
SA 29-251    BD+44 1904, GCRV 60882
GD 300       white dwarf; PG 0952+519
KUV 348-07   Seyfert 1 Galaxy; quasar; PG 0953+415; large number of names in SIMBAD
KUV 348-13   PG 1000+408, BPS BS 16469-0043
KUV 348-14   an UV-emission source; also appears to be BPS BS 16469-0058 and KUV 10022+3901
GD 111       white dwarf
GD 310       white dwarf; Feige 43 PG 1126+384, KUV 11265+3825
PG 1126+469  an UV-emission object
KUV 352-09   BPS BS 17140-0072
GD 314       white dwarf; Feige 55, PG 1202+608
PG 1210+533  white dwarf; LB 2272
SA 32-272    HD 112297, BD+45 2070, GCRV 63698
SA 32-330    BD+45 2071
SA 32-377    BD+45 2072
SA 32-282    BD+45 2073
SA 32-212    BD+45 2074
GD 153       white dwarf; LTT 13724, NLTT 32398, PG 1254+223, plus many others
SA 32-176    BD+44 2235
SA 32-113    BD+44 2237
SA 32-62     BD+44 2420
PG 1314+442  subdwarf
GD 325       white dwarf; GJ 2103, NSV 19892, PG 1334+487, AAVSO 1331+48
PG 1343+578  an UV-emission source; horizontal branch star
GD 336       white dwarf; PG 1429+373, KUV 14299+3720, ROSAT object, plus many additional names
PG 1430+427  white dwarf
SA 107-970   IRAS 15348+0028
SA 107-847   BD+00 3384
SA 35-316    BD+45 2340
SA 35-245    HD 141930, BD+44 2511, ADS 9802AB, GCRV 9130, IDS 15466+4449AB
SA 35-492    BD+45 2341
SA 35-338    BD+45 2344, GCRV 65782
SA 35-518    HD 142592, BD+45 2345, GCRV 65804
SA 35-526    HD 142741, BD+45 2346
SA 35-535    BD+45 2347
KUV 433-03   white dwarf; ROSAT object, PG 1636+351, WD 1636+351
GD 358       pulsating white dwarf; V777 Her, KUV 433-8, PG 1645+325
PG 1648+536  subdwarf
PG 1648+536D object measured appears to be a star about 10" north of the galaxy MCG+09-27-100
GD 363       white dwarf; NLTT 45206
GD 378       white dwarf; WD 1822+410, SDSS J182337.01+410402.8
GD 378B      eclipsing binary; NSVS 5387131, GSC 03108-00057
SA 38-326    BD+45 2773
SA 38-358    BD+45 2776
SA 38-391    HD 174600, BD+45 2779, GCRV 11282
GD 391       white dwarf; NLTT 49359, ROSAT object, WD 2028+390
SA 41-654    BD+44 3978
GD 405       white dwarf
GD 251       white dwarf; PG 2331+290