What do columns mean in New Mexico 1841 census? (Mexican record)

Question

I'm trying to figure out what the column headings are. I'm hoping they could provide some useful info.

Here is a link to the Ancestry image (for those who have a subscription).

Here is a free to view version of that page.

The column headings look like:

Nombres (names), ? (age), Sefir? (sex), Cir. (Marital status?), Ofo. ?, fur. ?

The last two columns are the ones I'm most curious about. They seem like they could have abbreviations for occupations.

Comments

If you look at image 16 it has more detailed column names:

Anos, Sexos, Estados, Oficios, Totales

So I'm trying to figure out what the abbreviations on my page in the Oficias column mean

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After names …

Edad -> age

Sehos -> gender [the “h” is in place of “x”]

(Abbreviation?) -> marital status, c, Casado=married, s, soltero/a =single, v or Vdo/a=widower, widow

Ofa -> occupation; L = Labrador (laborer), cos = costurena, seamtress, use a translator for the other words (look at other pages with the terms spelled out)

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Thanks George, that is very helpful.