Okla. Stat. tit. 67, § 67-14: County record supplied by court records

Whenever in any court of record in this state, or any other

state, or in any court of the United States, there are original or

certified copies of any deed, conveyance, contract, mortgage, deed

of trust, or other instrument in writing affecting real estate in

any county where the records have been so burned or destroyed,

copies thereof, certified by the clerk of such court, under his seal

of office, may be made and recorded in such county, and in recording

the same the register of deeds shall record all the certificates

attached thereto; and if any of such certificates show the previous

recording of the same in the county where the records have been so

burned or destroyed, the date of filing for record in such county

appearing in said certificate so recorded shall be deemed and taken

as the date of the record thereof. Copies of any such record, so

authorized to be made under this section, duly certified by the

register of deeds of any such county, under his seal of office,

shall be received in evidence, and have the same force and effect as

certified copies of the original record.