Notable Ioannites
- Christos Adamidis (1885–1943), pioneer aviator and Hellenic Army General.
- Methodios Anthrakites (1660–1736), scholar.
- Markos Avgeris (1884–1973), poet.
- Kosmas Balanos (1731–1808), scholar.
- Georgios Hatzis (Pelleren) (1881–1930), author and journalists.
- Dimitrios Hatzis (1913–1981), novelist.
- Michael Christaris (1773–1851), scholar.
- Josef Elijia (1901–1931), Jewish Greek poet.
- Mit’hat Frashëri (1880–1949) politician and writer.
- Nikolaos Glykys (1619–1693), merchant and book publisher.
- Georgios Hadjikonstas (1753–1845), benefactor.
- Epifanios Igoumenos (1568–1648), scholar.
- Maroutsis family, traders and benefactors.
- Elisabeth Kastrisogia (1800–1863), benefactor.
- Bessarion Makris (1635–1699), scholar.
- Thomas II Preljubović (1346–1416), Serbian ruler of Despotate of Epirus
- Leonidas Palaskas (1819–1880), Hellenic navy officer.
- Grigorios Paliouritis (1778–1816), scholar.
- Anastasios Papavasilopoulos, 18th century scholar.
- Lambros Photiadis (1752-1805), scholar.
- Athanasios Psalidas (1767–1829), scholar, of the main contributors of the Modern Greek Enlightenment.
- Ahmed Reshadi, kaymakam of Lezhë and Metsovo.
- Abdülhalik Renda Chairman of the Turkish National Assembly.
- Dimitrios Theodosiou, book publisher.
- Athanasios Tsakalov, one of the three founders of Filiki Eteria
- Nikolaos Sarros (1617–1697), book publisher, owner of one of the first Greek printing-houses in Venice.
- Georgios Stavros (1787–1869) benefactor, founder of the National Bank of Greece.
- Simon Strategopoulos 15th century noble and governor of Ioannina.
- Georgios Sougdouris (1645/7–1725), scholar.
- Balanos Vasilopoulos (1694–1760), scholar.
- Ioannis Vilaras (1771–1823), poet and scholar.
- Hierotheos (Vlachos), theologian.
- Pavlos Vrellis (1922–2010), sculptor.
- Zosimades, benefactors, founders of the famous Zosimaia School.
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