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Definition of hence:

From this place; away.
From this reason; as an inference or deduction.
From this source or origin.
From this time; in the future; as, a week hence.
To send away.

Synonyms:

away, and then, consequently, accordingly, indeed, out, thusly, henceforth, thereof, whence, far-off, from, ensuing, as a consequence/in consequence, hereafter, then, tomorrow, knock-on, to come, in the long run/term, onward, sooner or later, by virtue of something, someday, therefrom, one day, forward, and so, when the time comes, later.

therefore (part of speech: adverb)
- owing to,
- thus,
- because,
- since,
- so,
- ergo,
- wherefore,
- on account of,
- therefore,
- thanks to,
- thence,
- due to

Usage examples:

Soon you will be better and we can go hence.

- "Montezuma's Daughter", H. Rider Haggard.
Hence every citizen should understand it, so that he may watch the officers and hold them to their duties.

- "School History of North Carolina", John W. Moore.
It is clear that, on paper, this gives the Chinese everything five years hence.

- "The Problem of China", Bertrand Russell.