 and has a memorial in St James's Church, Piccadilly

A pair of lamps made by Miller and sons from 1835 were sold in 2007 in New York by Christie's for $10,000 and another pair from 1840 fetched $8,800 in 2000.A pair of their lamps are fitted to a horse-drawn fire engine from 1862 which is displayed in the Museum of London.Taverner John Miller, son of Charles Taverner Miller and brother to George Alexander Miller was a "ship-owner and sperm-oil refiner and merchant" and ran a 'Sperm Oil merchants and Spermaceti refiners' business called 'Messr T J Miller & Son' from Dorset Wharf on the River Thames close to the Palace of Westminster.