Sorry about the delay in replying, Steve. I had a look at some of your profiles and you're doing good things. Nothing stood out as something that will cause you problems later. If you're anything like me, you'll find several different ways of doing things, depending on what you are trying to achieve.
For instance, if you want the headings but not the table of contents, you can add two underbars, NOTOC, two underbars (__NOTOC__) to the line above the biography heading. That's will prevent the table of contents from appearing. I do that sometimes if I'm using both Research Notes and Acknowledgments in a really short bio.
One thing that I will recommend is to create free-space pages for books that you will use often. Here is a free-space page which explains how to do it and an example of one that I created. The nice thing about the free-space pages is that they provide a copy/paste citation examples, can collect links to all the profiles that use them, and can be a holding place for all the online sites that hold the book. Many books already have space pages but the one you used for your ancestor John Creed does not. Since that looks like a book that could have information about a lot of families, let me know if you want help getting the free space page set up.
Last but certainly not least, there is a gallery of great WikiTree person profiles. The profiles should be open so that you can click Edit and look at how things were done. When you're finished exploring, click cancel or close the page to avoid saving. Even if you accidentally save, the profile can be recovered using the Change log, so don't worry.
