Fire destroys Fannin Co. home
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Posted: 4:30 PM Jun 30, 2009
Fire destroys Fannin Co. home
FANNIN COUNTY, TX – Fire ripped through a Trenton home overnight Tuesday, leaving two people without a place to live.
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FANNIN COUNTY, TX – Fire ripped through a Trenton home overnight Tuesday, leaving two people without a place to live.

According to fire officials, the flames sparked around midnight after a candle fell over in the bathroom and quickly spread throughout the house on County Road 4900.

Several area fire departments responded to the scene.

The homeowners were treated for minor injuries, but the home is considered a total loss.

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