I vote for metasequoia!

Really we need to know a bit about where you are and about the spot where the trees are going. Is it wet, dry, a bit about your soil.

My guess is willow oak will be fine. It is pretty tolerant. If you like them I would say plant a different family of tree for the other two. At least an oak from the opposite oak family. This will limit your chance for one bug or infection to come by and kill everything you planted. Ask the park service idiots who planted the mono culture at the gateway arch what they are having to do ( and what they have set us up for again)

FWIW I like my old shingle oak. I wish it were a red or scarlet that took part in the fall color show though.

I'm in Southern IL...can't seem to locate how to edit the original post. Thanks!

A great place to grow a good number of trees! I believe willow oak likes medium to damp territory. Scarlet oak I mentioned probably likes medium to slightly dry.

Metasequoia which I love likes medium to darned near a swamp and grows FAST. For a traditional shade tree shape you have to limb it up. It will stay pyramidal though.

Lirondendron tulipfera (spelling?) Aka tulip tree just got declared the tallest eastern hardwood if I am not mistaken. Leave some low hanging limbs on for flower enjoyment. Some have darned good yellow fall color.

junglans nigra, black walnut, is an oddball choice that just came to mind. Maybe go with a carpathian variety with thinner shelled nuts if you can tolerate a non native. it is not AS toxic to other plants as the internets might lead you to believe but no walnuts near your veggie garden.