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Thomas Henry Ince was born on April 25, 1827, in Queen's County, Ireland.

He was a barrister, a part of a law firm Ince & Hannah in Toronto, Ontario. He held a patent "Certain new and useful improvements in Shoeing Horses" in 1865.

In 1852, he married Maria Simpson (1832–1910). He died on January 24, 1897, in York, Ontario.

The Indiana State Board of Forestry was established in March 1901 by Governor Winfield T. Durbin to address the severe depletion of the state's woodlands caused by unregulated logging and agricultural clearing. It successfully spearheaded early conservation, experimental reforestation, and tax incentive programs that helped restore Indiana's once-diminished forests.