Editing Williamstown Township, Michigan (section)

==Communities==
*'''Africa''' was a section of Williamstown Township settled by the Webb family.  They were vocal abolitionists, and other residents of the area called where they lived Africa.{{sfn|Romig|1986|page=12}}
*'''Alverson''' was the name of a post office in Williamstown Township. Samuel Alverson was a large landowner, and he became the first postmaster with his home serving as the post office in September 1852. The office closed in October 1867 and reopened in June 1868 with William Alverson as postmaster. It closed again in November 1874 but was reopened again in December 1874 and operated until January 1896.{{sfn|Romig|1986|page=12}}
*'''[[Haslett, Michigan|Haslett]]''' is an unincorporated community and [[census-designated place]] (CDP) with a small portion of the CDP extending east into township.
*'''[[Okemos, Michigan|Okemos]]''' is an unincorporated community and CDP with a small portion of the CDP extending east into the northern portion of the township.