Editing Mobilian Jargon (section)

=== Extinction ===
Mobilian has not survived as a functional language. There is documentary evidence of it in numerous historical records such as journals, diaries, reports and scholarly treatments. What was recorded, though, was very little, and it is safe to assume that Europeans did not have a full understanding of Mobilian. They believed that Mobilian was the mother of all other Indian languages, failing to notice that it was actually a hybrid of the Choctaw and Chickasaw languages.<ref name=":0">{{cite book |last=Drechsel |first=Emanuel |title=An Integrated Vocabulary of Mobilian Jargon, a Native American Pidgin of the Mississippi Valley |publisher=The Trustees of Indiana University |year=1996 |pages=248–354}}</ref>