Innes
[ˈɪnɪs]Meaning
anglicized form of Aonghas
Background Story
Innes is an anglicized form of the Scottish Gaelic name Aonghas. It is used in English and Irish, and appears in Irish mythology and in medieval and Old Irish. As a surname it is a Scottish habitational name taken from Innes in Moray, and in some cases it began as a shortening of MacInnes.
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