Oak Hill Cemetery is the burial place of Yankee, English, and German settlers and stands on part of the Pioneer Joseph Ewbank land grant. A noted grave is that of Nathan Hatch, a Revolutionary War soldier who came west with his sons, Hiram and Edmund, in the 1840s, although his remains were possibly moved from an earlier family burial ground. The cemetery was operated by the Brookfield Cemetery Association from 1851 and by the Oak Hill Cemetery Association from 1905.