Friedrich Albert Polycarp Fiebig (1856-1914) was married in Motueka on 26 June 1876 to:
Margaret McCLELLAND (1855-1939, see timeline)
They had a son (or not)
1875 - 1948 Ernest McClelland Fiebeg (read comments)
. Ernest married Alice Mary OSBORNE in 1900
ERNEST is buried Park Island, Napier
NOTE In Aug 1888 (see link below) the newspapers recorded her name as nee Clelland, also have McClelland. It also said there was no issue of the marriage

Margaret 'ran away' with John Thomas Oak in 1886. Friedrich & Margaret divorced in 1889 (see timeline below). Margaret then married John Oak in Napier in 1891. John had first married Sarah Ann Osborn (1859-1886) in 1884. Sarah died aged 27 and is buried in Bolton Street cemetery

He next married in 1890 to:
EMILY BOYCE (1867-1918)
24 May 1890 On the 24th May, at the residence of the bride's parents, Lower Moutere, by the Rev. S. Poole, M.A., Fredrick Albert Polycarp Fiebig, of Wellington, to Emily, second daughter of George Boyce, Lower Moutere

FREDRICK & EMILY had 6 known children
. . 1 . .
1891 - 1951 Henrietta May Fiebig
- Henrietta married Charles Cecil CARTER in 1914
HENRIETTA is buried Karori, Wellington

. . 2 . .
1892 - 1957 George Albert Theodore Fiebig
- George married Stella Violet HEINOLD in 1918
- He married Caroline Elizabeth WOOTTON in 1943
GEORGE is buried Kelvin Grove, Palmerston North

. . 3 . .
1895 - 1970 Cora Eveline Fiebig
- Cora married Valentine Charles Sage BLAKE (1896-1967) in 1917
- She married Joseph MIDDLEMASS in 1923
CORA is buried (as Blake) in Birkenhead, Auckland

. . 4 . .
1897 - 1913 Walter Cyril Fiebig
- Walter married Mira Gladys McKINLEY in 1919
WALTER was cremated at Kelvin Grove

. . 5 . .
1899 - 1974 Herbert Leslie Fiebig (Rev)
- Herbert married Norma Margaret Hosie MILNE (1901-1982) in 1928
HERBERT was a Methodist Minister

. . 6 . .
1905 - 1982 Olive Bernice Fiebig
- Olive married Leslie Harold LINNEY (1901-1968) in 1926
OLIVE was cremated at Harewood, Christchurch


TIMELINE
4 Jan 1884 - WELLINGTON
Letters of naturalization have been issued in favour of Friedrich Albert Polycarp Fiebig, gardener, of Wellington

15 Nov 1886 - WELLINGTON COURT
Margaret & John Thomas Oak 'eloped' to Taradale, Napier

16 Nov 1886 - WELLINGTON
In the course of the hearing of the case of alleged larceny brought against Thomas Oake in the Magistrate's Court yesterday; Mr Shaw mentioned that since their return to Wellington, Mrs Fiebig and the accused had been served with citations to appear at the Divorce Court in January next, as respondent and co-respondent respectively, to answer Mr Fiebig's petition for dissolution of the marriage tie

NZ Times, 24 Aug 1888 - WELLINGTON
A sitting of the Divorce Court was held before the Chief Justice yesterday afternoon. On the application by Frederick Albert Polycary Fiebig for a dissolution of his marriage with Margaret Fiebig, nee Clelland, on the ground of her adultery with John Thomas Oak, was made by Mr W. B. Edwards. The respondent and co-respondent did not appear, nor were they represented by counsel. The petitioner gave evidence to the effect that he was married on 26th June 1876. There was no issue of the marriage. In 1886 his wife was guilty of improprieties with oak and in October of that year she left him and went to Hawkes Bay with Oak. She returned to him on the 5th of December and lived with him until the 5th April, when she again went away and he had not seen her since. Bridget Leonard stated that she had seen Mrs Fiebig at Taradale living with Oak as his wife. Further evidence having been given by Thomas McClelland and W, C. Bright, his Honour granted a decree nisi, with costs amounting to £35 against the co-respondent.

25 Jan 1889 - WELLINGTON
In this case, in which the husband, Frederick Albert Polycarp Fiebig, gardener, obtained a decree nisi on account of his wife's (Margaret's) adultery with John Thomas Oake, Mr Edwards moved that the rule should be made absolute. The motion was granted

Evening Post, 16 April 1896 TO LET
On Normanby-terrace, off Majoribanks-street, a six-roomed House, with every modern convenience; splendid view and healthy position. Apply to F. A. P. Fidbeg, 22 Normanby-street.

Frederick Fiebig died 5 July 1914
Emily Fiebig died 2 Dec 1918 during the Flu Pandemic
Dominion, 4 Dec 1918
FIEBIG - On December 2, at her late residence, 22 Earle's Terrace, Emily, widow of the late F. A. P. Fiebig, aged 51 years.
. they are buried in Karori cemetery, Wellington
Margaret Oak died 16 May 1939 in Napier
. she is buried in Taradale cemetery with John