Clan Innes

Clan Innes
Crest: A boar's head erased Proper.
MottoBe Traist (be faithful.)
Profile
RegionLowlands
DistrictMoray
Plant badgeGreat Bulrush
Clan Innes no longer has a chief, and is an armigerous clan
Historic seatInnes House (1640–1767)
Last ChiefSir James Innes, 6th Baronet
Died19 July 1823
Septs of Clan Innes
Ennes, MacTary, Milnes, Marnoch, Mitchell, Ennis, Maver, Oynie, Ince, Mavor, MacRob, Redford, Inch, Middleton, Innis, Mill, Wilson, Milne, Yunie
Clan branches
Innes of Ardtannes

Innes of Auchmore, Innes of Balvenie, Innes of Benwall, Innes of Blackhills, Innes of Blairton, Innes of Calrossie, Innes of Cathlaw, Innes of Corries, Innes of Cowie, Innes of Coxton, Innes of Cupar, Innes of Draini, Innes of Duncanstone, Innes of Edingight, Innes of Ennore, Innes of Finchley Manor, Innes of Fodderletter, Innes of Gartaneaglais, Innes of Giffordvale, Innes of Inchstellie, Innes of Innermarkie, Innes of Innes, Innes of Insch, Innes of Inverbreakie, Innes of Kikrton, Innes of Knockenbeg, Innes of Learney, Innes of Leichars, Innes of Mathiemill, Innes of Muiryfold, Innes of Pethnnick, Innes of Rathven, Innes of Rosskeen, Innes of Stow, Innes of Thursater, Innes of Tinriach,

Innes of Toux.
Rival clans

Clan Innes is a Lowland Scottish clan. The clan takes its name from the lands of Innes in Moray, Scotland. The de facto chief of the clan is the Duke of Roxburghe, directly descended in the male line from the Innes baronets, chiefs of the name.