Craig, you can search the GIS map for the survey or abstract # found in your legal description.
That will show you the wells permitted/drilled in your survey.
If you need help with how to perform that search, you will find it on the TRRC Help Center page.
For information about leasing activity, you may find more area specific help in your county group.
http://www.gohaynesvilleshale.com/group/easttexas has a list of the County networks.
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