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If people can be born without limbs, I don't see why they couldn't be born without a G-spot which is just a mass of spongy tissue. However, I doubt you were born without it. Either it's there and you haven't found it, or you've hit it and it just doesn't work for you. They don't call it elusive for nothing. There are plenty of women who can't find it, don't feel right when it's touched, etc. You're not alone. Only about a third of women have had an orgasm from sexual intercourse according to Beverly Whipple, Ph.D., vice president of the World Association for Sexology. If I were you, I'd worry less about the g-spot and more about the clitoris. Make sure it gets some stimulation during intercourse - even if you have to do it yourself with a vibrator. Of course, no harm in looking for that G-spot, too. If you haven't tried one already, there are specially shaped vibrators that might help you reach it.
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