Grave 398, 4th row up from the gate on the left side.

A standard French Military grave marker; a white cross with an inscribed centerpiece.

Wilfred Michaud was from Michigan and was of Canadian ancestry.  He served with the 1^st Regiment of March of the French Foreign Legion.

He fell while fighting on the Somme on July 5, 1916, just days after the offensive began.

From American fighters in the Foreign legion, 1914-1918 by Paul Ayres Rockwell 

Michaud was cited as a 'good and energetic soldier, who fell gloriously on July 4, 1916, as he threw himself forward in the assault of the German position,' and was mentioned honorably in an Order of the Day.

From the Mémoire des homes (French Ministry of Defense) Website:

Wilfrid Michaud

Mort pour la France le 05-07-1916 (Dompierre)

Career:

Rank: soldat

Unit: 1 Légion Etrangère

Sépulture

Place of burial: Dompierre-Becquincourt

Name of burial site: nécropole nationale 'Dompierre-Becquincourt'

Type of burial: tombe: individuelle

Number of grave: 398