The stars classified here are almost all included in B. Skiff's compiilation of MK spectral classifications (B/mk). Additional notes about a few entries are added here.
The southern star (2MASS J18562037-0425085) has a significant proper motion, but cannot be physically related, even though the proper motions have the same direction. Measurements from the WDS database give:
Epoch | θ(°) | ρ('') | source |
1920. | 225. | 31. | Luyten (θ approximate only) |
1954.416 | 196.3 | 27.05 | USNO-A2.0 |
1986.651 | 195.8 | 22.46 | GSC-ACT |
1999.301 | 196.6 | 21.07 | 2MASS |
1999.608 | 196.4 | 21.13 | DENIS,n=2 |
2000.57 | 196.5 | 20.98 | UCAC3 |
2003.230 | 196.3 | 20.79 | CMC14 |
2005.672 | 196.9 | 20.40 | UKIDSS DR6 |
2013.927 | 197.1 | 19.40 | URAT1 (new addition) |
Moreover, the radial velocities differ by 160 km/s according to Fouts (VizieR III/144), so the 2 stars simply cannot be related.