Tuscola County, Michigan
Dayton Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Rural farm township in southeastern Tuscola County with about 1,920 residents (2020 census), established in 1857 and named for William L. Dayton, with no incorporated municipalities
Living in Dayton Township
Named for William L. Dayton, the U.S. politician who was the 1856 Republican Party vice-presidential nominee. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Dayton Township
What makes Dayton Township home
East Dayton general store and former post office
Former general store and post office building at Hurds Corner and M-46, the historic center of the East Dayton hamlet; now looks like a residence
Dayton Township areas to know
East Dayton
Unincorporated community at Hurds Corner and M-46 on the Wells Township boundary; established 1856, with a former general store and East Dayton Cemetery
Silverwood
Unincorporated community in the northeast corner on the Lapeer County line; grew from the 1882 Port Huron and Northwestern Railway, post office ZIP 48760