All object parameters in parenthesis are listed in RA, Dec, size and listed magnitude without commas.
All images are from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.

CGCG 427-35 trio in Pegasus

22” f/4 (230, 328 and 383x) – Trio of faint galaxies with one nearby member. 

CGCG 427-35  (21 53 16.0   +15 36 55   1.1x0.3’   15.3) – Very faint 2:1 elongated even surface brightness glow with diffuse edges.  0.6’ long and PA = 30 degrees.  A group resembling a house lies just east.
 

CGCG 427-36  (21 53 19.6   +15 33 05   0.5x0.4’   15.6) – Considerably faint round glow with a stellar core.  Defined edges.  0.2’ across.  Lies 3.9’ SSE from CGCG 427-35.

CGCG 427-37  (21 53 23.5   +15 31 44   0.5x0.5’   15.4) –.Considerably faint round even surface brightness glow with a stellar core.  0.2’ across.  Very slightly brighter than CGCG 427-36.  A mag 12.1 star lies just 0.7’ slightly south of west.  1.7’ SE of -36

Nearby galaxy, CGCG 427-24  (1.3x1.1’  15.1), lies on the other side of the “house” or about 6’ WSW of -37.  Very faint small round glow with diffuse edges.  Even surface brightness.  0.3’ across.

UGC 11851 trio in Pegasus   (KTG 74)

22” f/4 (230, 255, 328 and 383x) – Tight double galaxies of different proportions but roughly equal brightness with a much dimmer lone third member at the opposite end, but 20 times farther.

UGC 11851  (21 55 59.2   +05 54 08   1.0x0.7’  14.7) – Considerably faint round glow with a stellar core.  Defined edges.  0.4’ across.  A blazing mag 10.7 star lies 1.4’ south.

MAC 2156+0554  (21 56 00.8   +05 54 34   0.5x0.1’  15.5) – Faint slightly elongated small glow with defined edges.  Bright nearly stellar core.  0.1’ long and PA = 120 degrees.  Lies just 0.5 NE from UGC 11851.

MCG +1-56-1   (21 55 43.5   +05 48 30   0.7x0.7’   15.4) – Very faint round diffuse glow.  Even surface brightness.  0.2’ across.  It lies pretty far at 6.9’ SW from the UGC.

NGC 7236 trio in Pegasus (Arp 169)

22” f/4 (230 and 383x) – A collinear trio of two similar NGC galaxies and an uncharted on the SE tip.  Quite a few field stars with a mag 10.4 star about 2.7’ SW from the trio.

NGC 7236  (22 14 45.0   +13 50 46   0.6’   14.6b) – Faint round glow with defined edges.  Nearly stellar core.  0.4’ across.

NGC 7237  (22 14 46.9   +13 50 29   0.6’   14.4) – Faint round glow with a much brighter center.  0.4’ across and 0.5’ SW from NGC 7236

Uncharted NGC 7237C (22 14 49.0   +13 49 58  0.1’   NED-16.9) – Very faint very small round glow with a stellar core.  0.1’ across.  0.5’ SW from NGC 7237

UGC 12110 trio in Pegasus 

22” f/4 (230, 255, 328 and 383x) – Nice 45 degree right triangle of faint galaxies occupying about 3’ of space.  A mag 9.7 star lies 6.8’ due north.

UGC 12110  (22 36 54.5   +14 24 50   1.0x0.1’   15.3p) – Faint 3:1 elongated glow with a slightly brighter center.  Defined edges and no detail.  PA = 135 degrees and 0.7’ long.  A mag 14 star lies just off the NW tip

MCG +2-57-4  (22 36 49.8   +14 23 13   0.9x0.7’   15.8) – Very faint small round even surface brightness glow.   0.2’ across.

MCG +2-57-6  (22 37 01.5   +14 24 17   0.5x0.3’   16.4) – Faint round glow with defined edges  Brighter center.  0.2’ across.

CGCG 430-1 trio in Pegasus  (KTG 75)

22” f/4 (230 and 383x) – Nearly collinear trio of galaxies with two brighter ellipticals and a dim smudge in the center. About 5’ long and aligned north-south.

CGCG 430-1, MCG +2-58-3  (22 44 09.9   +09 59 25   0.7x0.6’   15.2) – Considerably faint round glow with defined edges.  Bright nearly stellar core.  0.3’ across.  A triangle of 12-14 stars lies to the south and west.

MCG +2-58-2  (22 44 11.4   +10 01 47   0.8x 0.4’   15.3p) – Very faint diffuse round glow.  Even surface brightness, no central brightening.  0.2’ across and 2.4’ slightly east of north from CGCG 430-1.

CGCG 430-3, MCG +2-58-1  (22 44 09.3   +10 04 13   0.6x0.6’   15.3) – Considerably faint round glow with defined edges.  Brighter center.  2.5’ slightly west of north from MCG+2-58-2.

UGC 12191 trio in Pegasus  (KTG 76)

22” f/4 (230 and 383x) – A bent string of three galaxies about 4’ long with a large very diffuse galaxy in the middle.

UGC 12191  (22 48 40.7   +27 36 43   1.3x0.6’   14.7p) – Faint round even surface brightness glow with very diffuse edges with a broad brighter core.  0.5’ across.  A mag 12.3 star lies just off the north edge of the core.

UGC 12193  (22 48 44.0   +27 35 01   1.2x1.1’   13.9p) – Considerably bright  diffuse irregular round glow.  0.7’ across.  Lies 1.6’ SE from UGC 12191.

CGCG 474-32  (22 48 53.9   +27 34 19   0.4x0.3’   15.8p) – Faint round diffuse glow.  0.2’ across.

UGC 12297 trio in Pegasus

22” f/4 (230 and 383x) – Two bright high surface brightness galaxies with one uncharted galaxy occupying a space of 2.8’.

UGC 12297  (23 00 09.4   +31 24 33   1.1x0.4’   14.8p) – Considerably bright 2:1 elongated glow with defined edges.  Much brighter nearly stellar core.  0.6’ long and PA = 135 degrees.

MCG+5-54-23  (23 00 09.6   +31 22 30   0.7x0.3’   15.5p) – Considerably bright 3:2 elongated glow with defined edges.  Brighter center.  0.4’ long and PA = 90 degrees  2.1 due south of UGC 12297

Uncharted, PGC 214891  (23 00 12.6   +31 25 04   0.2x0.2’   16.4) – Very faint small round even surface brightness glow.  Diffuse edges.

NGC 142 trio in Cetus

22” f/4 (230 and 255x) –  This trio was observed while it was fairly low over the SE horizon and the skies there wasn’t that great, probably about mag 5.

NGC 142  (00 31 07.9   -22 37 10   1.0x0.5’   14.6p) – Considerably bright round glow with somewhat defined edges.  PA = 0.4’ across.

NGC 143  (00 31 15.6   -22 33 37   0.9x0.2’   15.2p) – Faint 3:1 elongated even surface brightness glow.  0.7’ long and PA = 30 degrees.

NGC 144  (00 31 20.7   -22 38 44   0.8x0.7’   14.4p) – Considerably faint round glow with diffuse edges.  Slightly brighter center.  0.5’ across.

NGC 177 trio in Cetus

22” f/4 (230 and 255x) – This trio was also observed while it was fairly low over the SE horizon, about 20 degrees.

NGC 177  (00 37 34.2   -22 32 57   2.2x0.4’   14.1p) – Considerably bright 3:1 elongated glow with a nearly stellar core.  Somewhat defined edges. 1.2’ long and PA = 10 degrees.

NGC 172  (00 37 13.5   -22 35 12   2.0x0.3’   14.0b) – Very faint diffuse 3:1 elongated even surface brightness glow.  0.8’ long and PA – 10 degrees

NGC 168  (00 36 38.6   -22 35 36   1.1x0.2’   14.8p) – Considerably faint, 3:1 elongated glow with defined edges.  Detected a very faint string of stellar spots along the axis.  0.6’ long and PA = 30 degrees

MAC 0033-0251 trio in Cetus

22” f/4 (230, 328 and 383x) – Very compact trio of faint galaxies in a space of less than 1’ across.  A mag 8.9 star lies 8.2’ ENE.

MAC 0033-0251   (00 33 53.2   -02 51 22  0.5x0.2’   16.0) – Faint small 3:2 elongated glow.  PA = 20 degrees and 0.3’ long.

MAC 0033-0251A   (00 33 51.6   -02 51 16  0.3x0.2’   16.5) – Extremely faint round very small round glow.  About 0.2’ across.  Lies about 0.5’ dues west.

MAC 0033-0250   (00 33 53.8   -02 50 59  0.3x0.2’   16.5) – Very faint small round glow with a  slightly brighter center. 0.2’ across.  Lies 0.2’ off the north tip.

NGC 235 trio in Cetus

22” f/4 (230, 328 and 383x) – A nice group of galaxies consisting of a double galaxy and a single.  Occupies a space of 2.5’ across.  A couple thin galaxies, NGC 230 and IC 1573 lies to the SW, I didn’t look for the latter.

NGC 235 (00 42 52.7   -23 32 26   1.3x0.6’   14.1b) – Considerably bright round glow with a stellar core.  Defined edges.

NGC 235A (00 42 53.8  -23 32 44  0.3’, 13.9p) – Lies just 0.2’ off the SE edge of NGC 235 Very faint very small glow with a stellar core. 

NGC 232  (00 42 45.5   -23 33 40   0.9x0.7’   14.4p) – Considerably faint round glow with defined edges.  Faint stellar core. 

NGC 230  (00 42 26.5   -23 37 48   1.0x0.2’   15.6p) – Very faint thin glow.  Even surface brightness 0.6’ long and PA = 45 degrees.  A pait of may 12 and 14 stars lies on each end of the project.

UGC 2211 trio in Cetus

22” f/4 (230 and 383x) – Small collinear string of three faint galaxies of about 2.2’ end to end.  Aligned roughly east to west.

UGC 2211   (02 43 39.1   +06 38 35   1.1x0.1’   16.2, NED-16.5) – Very faint small slightly elongated core.  0.5’ long. 

MAC 0243+0639   (02 43 56.9   +06 39 17   0.3x0.3’   16.0, NED-16.55) – Extremely faint 2:1 elongated glow.0.3’ long and PA – 175 degrees)

Uncharted  (02 43 52.3   +06 39 11   0.2’   NED-16.48) – Very faint small round glow with diffuse edges. 

CGCG 406-11 trio in Pegasus  (KTG 77)

22” f/4 (230, 255, 328 and 383x) – A faint double galaxy on the SE end with a single faint galaxy at the NW end. 

CGCG 406-11  (23 10 39.0   +09 11 19   0.5x0.4’   15.6) – Faint small round glow with somewhat diffuse eedges.  Very faint, nearly stellar core.  0.3’ across.

CGCG 406-13  (23 10 50.3   +09 08 39   0.4x0.2’   14.8) – Considerably faint small glow with stellar core.  0.2’ across.

MAC 2310+0909  (23 10 51.3   +09 09 12   0.5x0.2’   15.5) – Considerably faint round glow with a stellar core.  Defined edges. About 0.3’ NE of CGCG 406-13.  This pair lies 3.8’ away from CGCG 406-11, at about 3.7’ south.