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Previous analyses have shown companion galaxies aligned along the minor axisof M31. The alignment includes some galaxies of higher redshift thanconventionally accepted for Local Group members. Here we look at thedistribution of all high redshift objects listed in a 10 x 10 deg. area aroundM31. We find not only galaxies of higher redshift but also quasars along theminor axis of this brightest Local Group galaxy, Some are an unusual class oflow z, quasar-galaxy.  Previously observers had noted radio sources aligned along the minor axis ofM31. The ejection directions of quasars from active galaxy nuclei is also alongthe minor axis within a cone of about 20 deg. opening angle. It is shown herethat the quasar-like and higher redshift objects associated with M31 arerelatively concentrated along this axis.  M33 also falls closely along the minor axis of M31 and the famous 3C48 andsimilar redshift galaxy/quasars are seen along a line coming from this LocalGroup companion of M31. What appears to be dusty nebulosity has also been shownto exist along this extended line in the sky.

M31 and Local Group QSO's