Saint William Fitz Herbert
- Born: 1102, Winchester, Hampshire
- Died: 8 June 1154, York, Yorkshire aged 52
- Buried: June 1154, York Minster, York, Yorkshire
 General Notes:
William Fitz Herbert has the unusual distinction of having been Archbishop of York twice, both before and after his rival Henry Murdac. He was a relative of King Stephen of England, and the king helped secure FitzHerbert's election to York after a number of candidates had failed to secure papal confirmation.
William Fitz Herbert was canonized in Rome by Pope Honorius III
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation: Archbishop of York.
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