Yeah, but I figure it this way: "Glasgow" is Scottish, so most people with that name would probably be living in Europe, North America and Australia. The total population of all three continents is around 830 million. "Rory" is an Irish name, and "Llyn" is Welsh (it means "lake"). If colloquial naming rules apply in Great Britain and Ireland (i.e., most people are given "local" names), then it is probably unlikely that all three names have been put together. "Llyn" is virtually unknown in the U.S., from my experience. And "Rory" is fairly rare. So I think that it is even less likely that the combination has been used over here.
I know that it's not all-inclusive, but I periodically do searches on my name try and find another "Rory Glasgow," but so far every person by that name that has shown up on a web search has been...me!
Now, to keep this post on-topic... Have you seen that article in MRP 2001 by Dick Roberts that describes the elevator? He suggests a multi-level staging system...
-Rory