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Rev. George Mary Searle ( June 27 1839 – June 27 1918) was an American astronomer and clergyman.

He discovered the asteroid 55 Pandora in 1858.

He also discovered six galaxies.

In later life he became a member of the Paulist order and taught at the Catholic University of Washington .

Asteroids discovered: 1
55 Pandora	September 10 1858

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