William McLane (Pennsylvania politician)

William McLane (dates unknown) was a Pennsylvania politician who served as a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. He represented Fayette County. His specific years of service are not readily available in easily accessible public records, but he was active in Pennsylvania politics during the early to mid-19th century. McLane's political affiliation is generally considered to be associated with the Democratic party during the Jacksonian era. He likely participated in debates and votes concerning issues of the time, such as internal improvements (canals and roads), banking, and state finance. Further research into legislative records and local historical archives is necessary to provide a more detailed account of his legislative contributions and career.