People
- Alan Loy McGinnis (1933–2005), American Christian psychotherapist and author
- Benoit McGinnis, Canadian actor
- Charles McGinnis (1906–1995), American Olympic athlete
- Dave McGinnis (contemporary), American football coach
- Donna McGinnis (born 1968), Canadian Olympic swimmer
- Gary McGinnis (born 1963), Scottish football player
- George McGinnis (born 1950), American professional basketball player
- Harry Lee McGinnis (born 1927), American walking around the world
- Howard Justus McGinnis (1882–1971), American academic
- Ian McGinnis (born 1978), American basketball player
- James D. McGinnis (born 1932), American real estate agent and politician from Delaware
- John McGinnis (contemporary), American legal professor and author
- Jumbo McGinnis (1854–1934), American professional baseball player
- Megan McGinnis (contemporary), American stage actress
- Michael McGinnis (contemporary), American government administrator
- Mike McGinnis (born 1973), American saxophonist, clarinetist, and composer
- Rick McGinnis (contemporary), Canadian columnist and photojournalist
- Robert McGinnis (born 1926), American illustrator of paperback book covers and movie posters
- Robert B. McGinnis (1927–2000) American sociologist
- Ross A. McGinnis (1987–2006), American soldier, Medal of Honor recipient
- Ryan McGinnis (ice hockey) (born 1987), American professional ice hockey defenseman
- Ryan McGinnis (actor), American actor and dancer
- Scott McGinnis (born 1958), American actor and director
- Shannon McGinnis (born 1980), American soap opera actress
- Sid McGinnis (born 1949), American musician and guitarist
- Tom McGinnis (born 1947), American professional golfer
- William McGinnis (contemporary), American whitewater rafter and author
- William McGinnis (contemporary), American molecular biologist
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