In the entire world, Innes (Innes 
, إنس 
, Иннес 
) is quite a rare gender-neutral forename. The forename Innes is habitual in the United Kingdom, where it is a rare primarily masculine, but very seldom girly name, Algeria, where it is a rare female name, and Syria, where it is a rare boy's name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Indonesia, the United Kingdom, and South Africa. More frequently, Innes is the last name as well as the forename.
Innes is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Ines Kahnwald , the fictional character in Dark and Inés Alcántara Fernández , character in Tell me how it happened.
| sir richard innes (born 1640) (b. 1640) |
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| lewis innes Roman Catholic priest and courtier (b. 1651) |
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| sir harry innes, 4th baronet politician (b. 1670) |
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| duncan innes (born 1697) (b. 1697) |
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archibald clunes innes soldier and pastoralist in New South Wales, Australia (1800–1857), AU (b. 1800) |
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| duncan innes (1865-1951) (b. 1865) |
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| duncan innes (1873-1939) (b. 1873) |
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| melvill stodart innes (1885-1922) (b. 1885) |
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| duncan innes (born 1909) (b. 1909) |
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| sir charles innes, 11th baronet (1910-1990) (b. 1910) |
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| hammond innes British writer (1913-1998), GB (b. 1913) |
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| roy edward innes (born 1927) (b. 1927) |
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stewart innes British rower, GB (b. 1991) |
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| sir alastair innes, 13th baronet (born 1970) (b. 1970) |
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| sir robert innes, 5th of invermarkie and 1st of balvenie, 1st bt. Peerage person ID=190212 |
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