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William McLellan (Australian politician)
William McLellan (12 August 1831 – 12 April 1906) was a mining agent and politician in colonial Victoria (Australia), Minister of Mines in the 1870s.〔
==Early life==
McLennan was born in Crieff, Perthshire, Scotland, the son of Peter McLellan and Margaret, née ''Sim''.〔 He left Scotland in June 1850 for the Port Phillip District, then a portion of New South Wales.〔 When gold was discovered by Edward Hargraves, he went to Summer Hill and Turon diggings, New South Wales, and worked with some success. Returning to Victoria in July 1851, on discovery of gold there, he went to Ballarat and Forest Creek, and was amongst the first pioneers of Bendigo, where he worked at Golden Gully. After an extensive experience on the principal diggings, McLellan settled in Melbourne in 1853. In 1857, the time of the Canton Lead, he proceeded to Ararat, where fifty thousand miners were collected, and was elected a member of the Mining Board.
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