I am having trouble reading the writing of the enumerator on this census.

I know who three of the members of the family are because they are who I am researching but I am unable to determine what the rest of the names are of the other family members. I tried looking them up for baptisms on the Drouin images that Ancestry just put on line but the writing on the baptismal entries is just as indecipherable and complicated by the images being somewhat pixelated for St. Jean l'Evangeliste.

Additionally, it appears from the baptisms I have found in the registers of St. Jean l'Evangleliste that François was aka Joseph and Adeliade was aka Ade Maria Louise GRANGIER. Only the youngest two children are in the parish register for St. Jean. There were no other DESROCHERS baptisms that resembled the names on the 1851 census in the correct years that matched the ages on the census so I must infer:

1. That François is eigther François Joseph or Joseph François and that Ade is the short form of Adelaide.
2. I must also assume that the family was somewhere else for the births of the older children. Where that was, I have yet to discover.

Does anyone know this family and can tell me the names of the rest of the family?
Or have acess to the actual microfilm or a printed transcription of the parish registers for St. Jean l'Evangeliste and can tell me the correct names for the children born in St. Jean?
Or knows where the family was prior to being in St. Jean?

Thanks in advance for the help.

1851 Census:

François DESROCHERS head
Adeliade GRANGER wife
*al**me census age 18 yrs. female
P**sp**** census age 16 yrs. female
M**** census age 14 yrs. female
François census age 9 yrs.
F***g** census age 7 yrs. male
Adela*** (Adelaine??) census age 5 yrs. female. I only found a baptism for a child named Chophas(?) 27 Jan 1846 for the couple Joseph DESROCHERS & Ade Maria Louise Grangier.
M(i/e)lanie census age 1 yr. female Bapt. 13 July 1850 for the couple Joseph DESROCHERS & Ade Maria Louise Grangier.