Shiawassee County, Michigan
Perry Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Rural civil township in southern Shiawassee County, organized in 1841 and covering 31.63 square miles; it surrounds the city of Perry and contains the village of Morrice, with a 2020 census population of 4,141
Living in Perry Township
Surrounds two separate incorporated municipalities, the city of Perry and the village of Morrice, while being administered independently from both. Source: perrytownship-mi.us
Homes in Perry Township
What makes Perry Township home
Perry Township Hall
Seat of Perry Township government at 2770 Ellsworth Road, housing the township's board and administrative offices and available for community rental
Hinkley School House
One-room frame schoolhouse built in 1851 for $330 in the Greek Revival style, recognized on the State of Michigan's Register of Historical Sites for serving rural education nearly 90 years and preserved at Roselawn Cemetery
Roselawn Cemetery
Historic township-maintained cemetery at 1864 Ellsworth Road with three sections dating to the early 1800s and more than 500 veterans buried on its grounds
Perry Township areas to know
Morrice
Incorporated village within Perry Township, established in 1876 and named for pioneer settler William Morrice
Forest Green Estates
Unincorporated community south of Bath Road and north of the railroads, running from Beardslee Road to the western township border