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Innes (female)

Masculine form:Innes (M)
   
Source(s): FreeCEN 1841 Census of Aberdeenshire
The Oxford Names Companion, OUP
Notes:

Scottish. The adoption of this name, originally male, as a female name may have been influenced by the Iberian Inés, a variant of Agnes but there is no connection.

Innes occurs quite often in the 1841 Census of Aberdeenshire in approximately equal numbers of male and  female.