Millbrook nr. Southampton / Melebroc

There is an entry for this Millbrook [variant spelling] in the Domesday survey [http://opendomesday.org/place/SU3813/millbrook/] [accessed 18 September 2015], but it mentions neither cleric nor church in it. The Victoria County History (Hampshire, vol. 3, 1908) notes: "The tower is the only ancient part of the church of St. Nicholas, Millbrook, plain fifteenth-century work of three stages. The rest of the church was rebuilt in pseudo-Gothic style in 1824, and has a chancel with nave and shallow transepts, slate-roofed and plaster ceiled, fitted with deal pews and galleries. The font, of the same style, stands at the west of the chancel, and the whole building, no longer in regular use, is damp, dusty, and neglected." This church was replaced by a new one, Holy Trinity, built in 1873. One source [http://southernlife.org.uk/millbrook_church.htm] [accessed 30 August 2011] reports: "An Act of Parliament in 1939 absolved [?] to demolish the church and the Southern Daily Echo published a picture of the work in progress. As stated at the beginning of this piece, the whole area was redeveloped to make way for the new dual carriageway Millbrook Road, Dock development, and houses in the 1980’s. -- (Kindly contributed by Vicki Turner, Southampton)".