People
- Surname
- Dalton (surname)
- Given name
- Dalton Bales, Ontario cabinet minister and lawyer
- Dalton Bell, Canadian football quarterback
- Dalton Camp, Canadian journalist, politician, political strategist and commentator
- Dalton Conley, American sociologist
- Dalton Grant, British high jumper
- Dalton Hilliard, former professional American football running back
- Dalton Jones, former Major League Baseball player
- Dalton Lindo, reggae artist popularly known as "Screwdriver"
- Dalton McCarthy, Canadian lawyer and parliamentarian
- Dalton McGuinty, Ontario's premier
- Dalton Alan Munaretto, Brazilian footballer
- Dalton Philips, Irish businessman
- Dalton Prejean, American murderer executed by the electric chair in Louisiana in 1990
- Dalton Thrower (born 1993), Canadian ice hockey defenceman
- Dalton Trevisan, Brazilian author of short stories
- Dalton Trumbo, American screenwriter and author
- Collective name
- The Dalton Gang, brotherhood of outlaws in the American Old West
- Jesse and Festus, once known as The Daltons, a professional wrestling tag team made up of Jesse Dalton and Festus Dalton
- The Dalton Brothers, a spoof country band created and portrayed by U2 that served as its opening act for several concerts in 1987
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