Citation Issues

I have a complete Compiled Military Service Record file for a Civil War soldier. I believe I know how to cite the full record when I am writing more generally about the soldier's service. But I would like to cite one item in the record: his "Certificate of Disability for Discharge," Form 12, when I am writing about the reason for his discharge. Is there a format for citing a part of a Compiled Military Service Record? Could it be: "Certificate of Disability for Discharge," in Compiled Military Service Record, [soldier], Pvt., Co.

The website has a number of different ways to get to this collection.  This one made the most sense to me.  Assuming the link is not stable, so I went with breadcrumbs.  Thanks in advance!

A few years ago there was this discussion regarding image numbers at FamilySearch https://www.evidenceexplained.com/node/2259

Dear Ms Elizabeth,

I recently had a discussion with someone about whether or not to use quotes for the Census Title.

1870 U.S. census, Hardin County, Iowa… vs “1870 United States Federal Census,” Hardin County, Iowa 

I'm still getting acclimated to these short-form birth certificates, including those I've inherited. I inherited the certificate in the attached image after I had already ordered and received a short-form from the local office (and you so generously helped me cite a few weeks ago). How is this citation for the record in the attached image?

City of Albany, New York, Division of Vital Statistics, certificate of birth (short form), no. 1-299178 (1922), Marianna Maccarello, born 27 October 1900; inherited as part of the estate of [name], 2017; privately held by [name].

My dilemma is how to cite an online death certificate from FamilySearch, https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9Y4-J9CR-P. 

EE4, pg 450/451, Section 11.39, State Level Certificates, Online Images, template 5 complex website, looks like correct.

Then considering Emphasis on Record or Database; section 3.16 indicates that Emphasis on Record is typically used when we have only a few documents from an online database.  Emphasis on Database, section 3.16 indicates it is typically used when we have many documents from a single database.

FamilySearch continues to confuse me at every turn. I’ve spent most of the day trying to find the best way to cite a naturalization record, so either I’m overthinking it, or FamilySearch is doing what it does best.

The Source List Entry for the two examples has the descriptor in uppercase "Database".  I would have thought that it should be in lowercase "database"

I have been researching on Matricula and have found records from the various towns in Bavaria where my mother's family is from.

Some towns have several parishes, while some smaller towns, do not list a parish. 

For those with parishes, I crafted the citation below. I believe I have shown what I looked at, the diocese where it was found, and where I found it. Does this look correct?

Also, if I have a small town without the parish name, just the name of the town, do I note this in parenthesis?

First Full note 

I'm creating Family Tree Notebook pages for most of my ancestors and the documents and images I have related to them. Along with images (like the one attached), I want to include correct footnotes at the bottom of each page.

Here is my first official attempt at an EE citation! Her legal maiden name was Marion Meccariello.