West siblings, High Wycombe

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A series of DNA matches have led me to a group of siblings all born in or near High Wycombe between roughly 1809 and 1830. They all moved to London and on their marriage certificates their father is given as John West, occupation a gardener. I'm wondering whether any of them were baptised in High Wycombe.

I have found the following siblings:
Dinah West born around 1809. She married William Welland in Hoxton in 1853. You can find her on the 1841 census in High Wycombe with her father John West, a gardener. On the 1851 census she is in Shoreditch with her mother Mary West a widow aged 64 born in Holborn.
Harriet West born around 1811. She married Thomas Creswell in St Pancras in 1833. In the 1871 census, her sister Rebecca is living with her.
Alexander West born around 1813. He married Elizabeth Cooper in 1844 in the City of London, remarried Jane Wray in Islington in 1867 and remarried Louisa Esther Banfield in the City of London in 1872.
Elizabeth West born around 1815. She married Joseph Swindell in Haggerston in 1839.
Edward West born around 1821. He married Matilda May in Holborn in 1850.
Rebecca West born around 1825. She married Richard Dickie in 1852 in Hackney and remarried William Robinson in Shoreditch in 1859.
Philip West born around 1830. He married Mary Ann Newings in Bloomsbury in 1860. He was also with his father in High Wycombe in the 1841 census.

So I suppose my question is: Were any West children baptised in High Wycombe between 1809 and 1830 or thereabouts.

Sorry for the long-winded post. Thanks for bearing with me. If anyone has access to High Wycombe parish records, I'd be grateful for any assistance.
Thanks again
 

[emeltom]

I can find baptisms for the following children in High Wycombe
Dinah 25 June 1809
Harriot 21 April 1811
Elizabeth 28 April 1816
Edward 13 June 1821

There is also a baptism for James 13 December 1818 with parents John and Mary

Nothing found for Alexander, Rebecca or Philip

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That's brilliant, emeltom. Thanks so much for that.

[LizzieL]

Are you trying to get back further from John and Mary to see where you link to the Wests?

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Are you trying to get back further from John and Mary to see where you link to the Wests?

Thanks very much for your reply.

I am curious to go back, yes.
The trouble is: In the 1851 census Mary is a widow and gives her birthplace as Holborn (London) and in the 1841 census John's birthplace is listed as 'No', as in Not Buckinghamshire.
It's possible the couple married in and near High Wycombe before Dinah's birth in 1809. But just as equally, they may have married in London, or even elsewhere.
I'd appreciate anyone's help in searching for a suitable marriage in Buckinghamshire, but I didn't want to waste anyone's time searching for a needle in a haystack.

All the best