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who was stationed in Germany. They became romantically involved and wanted to marry, however her father recommended that she finish school first. Corporal Acosta Ronda returned to his homeland and Ursula continued in school until 1953, when she finished with the
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for Puerto Rico for 20 years. In 1995, Acosta retired from teaching at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez. Due to her husband's ill health, she retired from most of her professional activities. She continued to reside in the town of
291:"Familias de Cabo Rojo", (Families of Cabo Rojo), 1983, by Dr. Ursula Acosta and David Enrique Cuesta Camacho- This publication covers the Genealogies of 16 families of Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico. It covers the 18th and 19th centuries. 300:"New Voices of Old: Five Centuries of Puerto Rican Cultural History", 1987, by Dr. Ursula Acosta - an anthology of interviews, both real and imaginary, conducted by the author to Puerto Ricans covering various centuries. 322:. Besides her son Hans, who was born in Puerto Rico, the couple had two other children, Dennis and Peter who were born in Germany. On September 10, 2018, she died while hospitalized in San Germán, Puerto Rico. 197:
campus. Acosta applied for her immigration papers and upon receiving them moved to Puerto Rico. A few days after her arrival to the island she married Sebastián Acosta Ronda. She lived in the city of
313:, Asociación Histórica de Puerto Rico (Historical Association of Puerto Rico), National Genealogical Association and Der Herold. She served in the chair of the appeals board of the 128:; January 14, 1933 - September 10, 2018) was one of the founding members of the Puerto Rican Genealogical Society, who studied and written many works on the subject. She was also a 221:. During the next two years, she continued to work as an educator and during the weekends pursued her master's degree in counseling. In 1973, she earned her master's degree at the 297:"Cofresí y Ducoudray: Dos hombres al margen de la historia" (Cofresi and Ducoudray, two men at the margin of history), Editorial Edil, Río Piedras, PR, 1991, by Dr. Ursula Acosta 225:
campus of the University of Puerto Rico and that same year she began to teach at that institution's Mayagüez campus. During her summers she took courses towards her Ph.D. at the
256:. On April 29, 1989 she became one of the founding members of the Sociedad Puertorriqueña de Genealogía (Puerto Rican Genealogical Society). The society's aim is the following: 217:
since 1967, year in which Acosta enrolled in the University of Puerto Rico. Acosta worked full-time as a teacher at private schools and in 1971 earned her bachelor's degree in
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To promote educational activities (Seminars, Conferences, Exhibitions, etc.) related to the search of the genealogical roots of Puerto Ricans.
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and other topics which include Puerto Rican history and which have been published in various publications such as
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Hispanic Local History and Genealogy in the United States: Selected Titles at The Library of Congress
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and so on. Among the literary works which she has either authored or co-authored are the following:
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Corporal Acosta Ronda was honorably discharged from the Army in May 1953 and making use of his
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author and psychologist (She was a retired professor of the University of Puerto Rico)
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To cooperate with the preservation of historic documents of Puerto Rico.
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where her oldest son, Hans, was born. In 1959, the family relocated to
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Acosta returned to Puerto Rico and in 1980 she became interested in
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Acosta was a member of various organizations, among them the
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Dr. Acosta served in the chair of the appeals board of the
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To foster the scientific study of Puerto Rican Genealogy
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Founding member of the Puerto Rican Genealogical Society
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Founding member of the Puerto Rican Genealogical Society
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The family returned to Puerto Rico and had resided in
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Hanover
Weimar Republic
Germany
San Germán, Puerto Rico
German
Puerto Rican
Selective Service
psychologist
University of Puerto Rico
Mayagüez
Hanover
Leipzig
Dieburg
Puerto Rican
United States Army
Abitur
Gymnasium
G.I. Bill
chemistry
University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez
Mayagüez
Darmstadt
Hormigueros, Puerto Rico
Social Sciences
Río Piedras
Johannes Gutenberg
University of Mainz
social psychology
linguistics

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