Three funerals are described in Beowulf. Whose funerals are they?

The first funeral is for the King of the Danes, in lines
1-52. This funeral serves as a way to introduce the setting and the
storyline.

The second funeral is for Hildeberg's family in
lines 1007-24. They were killed during Beowulf's battle with
Grendel.

The last funeral they probably want you to mention
is Beowulf's funeral in lines 3137-82. Beowulf is cremated and buried with all the hoard
of the dragon he died killing.

Some commentators have made
the argument that there is really a fourth funeral, that of "The Lay of the Last
Survivor" found in lines 2247-66. Although this is never explicitly called a funeral,
many references are made to rituals that are normally only performed at a
funeral.